Egly,Driver,and Rafal (1994)had participants look at displays that featured two rectangles (A and B)standing on end,equidistant from a central fixation point.On a given trial,a target stimulus was presented at the top or bottom of one of the rectangles.Prior to the presentation of a target,one of the rectangles was highlighted,indicating that the target position would be within this rectangle.On some trials (invalid trials),the target appeared in the non-highlighted rectangle.On these key (invalid trials),Egly et al.found that the misleading cue _________,supporting

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Egly, Driver, and Rafal (1994) found that on invalid trials, where the target appeared in the non-highlighted rectangle, reaction times were slower. This finding supports object-based views of attention, suggesting that attention is oriented towards objects rather than specific locations in space.

Egly,Driver,and Rafal (1994)had Participants Look at Displays That Featured Two