<p>For the visual paradigm, the subjects were asked to name the color of the word in the color naming task and to read the name of the word in word reading task. Following the subject’s response and prior to the presentation of the next stimulus, a white fixation cross-hair was presented for 1000 msec. (A) Visual Stroop task. In the visual Stroop task, the subjects received a word that was either congruent, conflicting or neutral, and these types were presented in a constant ratio. The congruent stimulus is presented in the same color name of its own color, and the conflict stimulus is presented in a different color name of its own color. The neutral stimulus consists of four different words that are not related to the meaning of the color ...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
Stroop effect is the delay in reaction time that is caused by interference. Differences in perceptio...
Stroop effect is the delay in reaction time that is caused by interference. Differences in perceptio...
Contains fulltext : 55198.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Four experimen...
A huge set of focused attention experiments show that when presented with color words printed in col...
The Stroop effect is the delay in reaction times due to interference. Since the original experiments...
Four experiments examined crossmodal versions of the Stroop task in order (1) to look for Stroop asy...
Four experiments examined crossmodal versions of the Stroop task in order (1) to look for Stroop asy...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
The Stroop effect is the delay in reaction times due to interference. Since the original experiments...
The Stroop effect is the delay in reaction times due to interference. Since the original experiments...
Aim: The interpretation of the data obtained in the context of the Stroop effect from the “Top Down”...
International audience550 In the Stroop task (Stroop, 1935), participants are instructed to name the...
In the past 45 years there has been a growing interest in color-word naming or, as it is more common...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
Stroop effect is the delay in reaction time that is caused by interference. Differences in perceptio...
Stroop effect is the delay in reaction time that is caused by interference. Differences in perceptio...
Contains fulltext : 55198.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Four experimen...
A huge set of focused attention experiments show that when presented with color words printed in col...
The Stroop effect is the delay in reaction times due to interference. Since the original experiments...
Four experiments examined crossmodal versions of the Stroop task in order (1) to look for Stroop asy...
Four experiments examined crossmodal versions of the Stroop task in order (1) to look for Stroop asy...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
The Stroop effect is the delay in reaction times due to interference. Since the original experiments...
The Stroop effect is the delay in reaction times due to interference. Since the original experiments...
Aim: The interpretation of the data obtained in the context of the Stroop effect from the “Top Down”...
International audience550 In the Stroop task (Stroop, 1935), participants are instructed to name the...
In the past 45 years there has been a growing interest in color-word naming or, as it is more common...
The authors discuss the issue of how visual orienting, selective stimulus processing, and vocal resp...
Stroop effect is the delay in reaction time that is caused by interference. Differences in perceptio...
Stroop effect is the delay in reaction time that is caused by interference. Differences in perceptio...