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A series of choice reaction time tasks have been used in an experiment to investigate the processing stages of stimulus identification and response selection, and the relationship between them. It was shown that the duration of both processes, manipulated by stimulus discriminability and stimulus-response compatibility, remained independent under various task conditions and demonstrated the robustness...
Stimulus-response (S-R) pairs are usually processed faster when they are presented in a series that consists entirely of compatible relations rather than incompatible relations. A mixture of the two pairs in a series, which induces uncertainty, increases processing speed for both pairs, but more so for compatible S-R pairs. The results of three choice reaction time (RT) tasks showed that presentation...
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