What type of search strategy is commonly used in the no-flicker condition?

In the no-flicker condition, a common search strategy is the "guided search" approach. This involves using spatial attention to focus on specific areas of interest based on prior knowledge or visual cues, allowing for efficient identification of targets without the distraction of flickering stimuli. The strategy emphasizes the use of top-down processing to streamline the search process, enhancing accuracy and speed in locating the desired items.