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confluence model

confluence model In cognition research, the confluence model is an account of object comparison in which the combined effect of color and shape congruency is expected to emerge only after the separate congruency effects for each feature.

In cognition research, the confluence model is an account of object comparison in which the combined effect of color and shape congruency is expected to emerge only after the separate congruency effects for each feature. In the cited EEG context, this timing pattern is expected regardless of task.

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Drafting source: Zhang Ruiling; Hu Zhonghua; Debi Roberson; Zhang Lingcong; Li Hong; Liu Qiang. Neural Processes Underlying the“Same”-“Different” Judgment of Two Simultaneously Presented Objects- An EEG Study. 2013; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0081737; article XML SHA-256 76c0661ae6e6e808626c6c89f7bfda9f8f954d4af1039cb56e7f08363e3a3720. “Neural Processes Underlying the“Same”-“Different” Judgment of Two Simultaneously Presented Objects- An EEG Study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0081737).
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