Figure 2
From: Dimension of visual information interacts with working memory in monkeys and humans
Dimensional bias influenced monkeys' performance in the delayed matching to sample task. (a) Mean normalised response time is shown for colour- and shape-DMS trials. Normalised response time was significantly shorter in trials where shape-matching was required than in trials where colour-matching was required. (b) The mean percentage of correct responses (accuracy) is shown for colour- and shape-DMS trials. Accuracy was significantly higher in shape-DMS trials compared to colour-DMS trials. In all Figures, error bars show the standard error, and p values indicate the significance level of the pairwise comparisons (with Bonferonni correction for multiple comparisons).
