Effects of turn-signal colour on reaction times to brake signals

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      <subfield code="a">This laboratory experiment was designed to compare reaction times to brake signals when they appear with red or yellow turn signals . The subject's task was to respond as quickly as possible to the onset of peripherally presented brake lamps, while engaged in a central tracking task. There were three lamp conditions: brake lamps alone, brake lamps while turn signal was on, an a turn-signal lamp alone. The results showed that yellow turn signals, in comparison to red turn signals, led to significantly shorter reaction times to brake signals</subfield>
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