Semantic generalization of value-based attentional priority

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Generalization phase. (A) Relationship between Stroop effect (RT high reward—RT no reward) and contingency-awareness effect (high reward score–no reward score). Correct response times as a function of condition (high reward, low reward, no reward) in (B) the unaware group and (C) the aware group. Asterisks indicate significant differences ((*) P < 0.05, (**) P < 0.01), and the dagger indicates a marginally significant difference ((†) P < 0.10). Error bars depict within-subjects confidence intervals calculated using the Cousineau method (Cousineau 2005) with a Morey correction (Morey 2008).

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