Fig. 7
From: Early or late distractions hurt working memory differently depending on how long you look
Results of the continuous recall task in Experiment 3. (a) Mean recall error (offset in degrees) as a function of presentation duration (short vs. long) and distraction condition (no-distraction, encoding-low-distraction, encoding-high-distraction, delay-low-distraction, delay-high-distraction) in the continuous recall task of Experiment 3. (b) Distraction cost (i.e., offset relative to the no-distraction condition) under each distraction condition (encoding-low-distraction, encoding-high-distraction, delay-low-distraction, delay-high-distraction) for both short and long presentation durations. Error bars represent ± 1 standard error of the mean (SEM). *p < 0.05; ***p < 0.001.
