The "Foreperiod Effect" is a psychological phenomenon in reaction time research whereby the duration and variability of the interval between a warning signal and an impending stimulus systematically influence an individual's speed and consistency of response initiation.
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Foreperiod and simple reaction time.
Pekka Niemi, Risto Näätänen · Psychological Bulletin · 1981 · 1.1K citations
The Foreperiod Effect Revisited
A.F. Sanders · Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology · 1975 · 162 citations
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