Abstract
The present experiment was designed to examine the temporal ordering of detection performance and recognition performance in the perception of alphabetic characters, employing a visual backward-masking by noise paradigm. The results suggest that the encoding processes that lead to a correct “detection” response are completed earlier than the encoding processes that lead to a correct “recognition” response.
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