Figures & data
Figure 1 A screen initially displayed the duration the objects would be present for. This was followed by a brief blank, and then the six objects were presented. Afterwards, there was another brief blank and then a test object. Observers had to say whether the test object was the same or different than the object previously presented at that location.
Figure 2 Percent correct for objects in the three change-type conditions (novel, exemplar-level change, state-level change) as a function of encoding durations (1.2 s, 6 s and 18 s). There were six objects presented, so the encoding durations correspond to 200 ms/object, 1 sec/object and 3 sec/object, respectively.
