The directly observed cycle number in monohemispheric visual reaction tasks

The directly observed cycle number in monohemispheric visual reaction tasks 

Apparently, there is no safe correlation between the directly observed cycle time and the directly observed cycle numbers of a finger. That means that these two variables are independent from each other. 

The cycle number has something to do with the target elements. If the task elements are differentiately influenced, the less pre-activated ones need more cycles to be found. In the sections before, such an influence was only found in tasks with more than four fingers. 

The cycle time is independent from the target elements because during the search-which needs cycle times- the target element is not known. 

If one computes the difference of cycle numbers difference(CN)= (v22r-vllr)/CT, one gets 2.5 for the right cycle number and difference(CN) = (v221-vlll)/CT = 3.8 for the left cycle number. These cycle numbers are mean values for both fingers. The respective mean values for both fingers computed from the directly observed 

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