Temporal acceleration drives the probability cueing effect in visual search: Evidence for early attentional deployment (N1pc) at high-probability locations

2026-06-20

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Dirk Kerzel *

Anna Grubert

DOI：10.1016/j.cortex.2026.06.009

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• Behavioral speedup in probability cueing scales with spatial bias strength. • Target-elicited N2pc amplitude surprisingly decreased at high-probability locations. • The benefit is driven by a temporal acceleration of attention (earlier N1pc). • Latency analysis shows attention onset 28–44 ms earlier for high-probability targets.

Temporal acceleration drives the probability cueing effect in visual search: Evidence for early attentional deployment (N1pc) at high-probability locations

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