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With local and global contexts clearly segregated, and with the target appearing only in the local array, the present method provided a strong test of our hypothesis that the two sources of information are integrated. During the training block, we found contextual cueing when subjects searched in repeated arrays (global and local predictive), suggesting that participants were sensitive to the spatial regularity in either global scene, th l l b th driven primarily by memory for local elements near the target location (Olson & Chun, 2002). In contrast, studies using real-world scene stimuli have found that contextual cueing is driven primarily by memory for global scene features (Brockmole et al., 2006). Participants completed a training session of 24 blocks of 16 trials. Within a block, each of the 16 global scene items appeared once. Training e oca array or o .

The interaction between global and local scene features in contextual cueing