The ability to cope with distracting information is a major requirement for goal-directed
behavior. It is particularly challenged when distracting information is either potentially …

When a stimulus is paired with a response, a stimulus-response (SR) binding (or event file)
is formed. Subsequent stimulus repetition retrieves the SR binding from memory, which …

Localizing targets repeating or changing their position typically leads to a benefit for location
changes, that is, inhibition of return (IOR). Yet, IOR is mostly absent when sequentially …

Binding theories assume that stimulus and response features are integrated into short-
lasting episodes and that upon repetition of any feature the whole episode is retrieved …

According to action control theories, response and stimulus' features are integrated into
event files. Repeating any of an event file's components retrieves the previously bound …

Responding to a stimulus leads to the integration of response and stimulus' features into an
event file. Upon repetition of any of its features, the previous event file is retrieved, thereby …

Die Kognitionspsychologische Grundlagenforschung zur Handlungskontrolle hat
inzwischen eine große Zahl sehr spezifischer Aspekte von Handlungen in diversen …

According to action control theories, responding to a stimulus leads to the integration of
response and stimulus features (eg, color, shape, etc.) into event files. Upon feature …

Responding to a stimulus leads to the integration of the stimulus, the response, and any
sensory effect triggered by the response in a mental representation that has been called …

Action control theories assume that upon responding to a stimulus response and stimulus
features are integrated into a short episodic memory trace; repeating any component spurs …