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May 6, 2026The American Journal of Psychology

Exploring the Limits and Sources of Sequential Modulations in Backward Crosstalk

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MJMarkus JanczykCSCarolin SchonardVKValentin Koob

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Overview

Experiment reveals response times in dual tasks can be affected by backward crosstalk, indicating context matters.

Key Points

  • This research aims to investigate the effects of sequential modulations on backward crosstalk in dual tasks.
  • Two experiments were conducted to explore the backward crosstalk effect (BCE).
  • Experiment 1 focused on replicating the sequential modulation of BCE.
  • Experiment 2 examined the effect of changing effector combinations on BCE.
  • Experiment 1 confirmed larger BCE after compatible trials compared to incompatible trials.
  • Experiment 2 did not replicate previous findings when effector combinations changed.
  • Analysis using a diffusion model linked sequential modulation to reduced response activation after incompatible trials.

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Janczyk et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fa97ce04f884e66b531a2ahttps://doi.org/10.5406/19398298.139.1.04
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