The Word Meaning And Positon Stroop Effect In Temporal Order Perception

WANG Jiang; XUAN Bin; LIU Zhen-Hui

Journal of Psychological Science ›› 2012, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (2) : 282-286.

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This article aims to explore the temporal order perception, whether there is the word meaning and location of the Stroop effect or not. Participants used chinese characters "first - Post " stimulus material to judge the temporal order by the temporal order judgment task. The results indicated that there were main effects of spatial orientation,word meaning and position,SOA and that the significant interaction among spatial orientation and word meaning and position, spatial orientation and SOA, word meaning and position and SOA was significant.The main conclusion is that in human’s brain, there existed word meaning and position Stroop effect which is possibly relative with the proceess system of temporal order perception.

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Temporal order perception / word meaning / position / Stroop effect

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The Word Meaning And Positon Stroop Effect In Temporal Order Perception[J]. Journal of Psychological Science. 2012, 35(2): 282-286

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