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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Congruency Effects"”.
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The Role of the Phonological Syllable in English Word Recognition
… during English visual word recognition. A colour congruency paradigm (Carreiras, Vergara, & Barber, 2005) was used in which disyllabic words were presented in two colours that divided each item either at the syllable boundary (congruent condition), or one letter away from the syllable boundary …
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Neurobehavioural representations of observed action viewpoint
… differences between viewpoints, but did reveal effects of relative spatial direction congruency. Chapter 3 further examined these direction congruency effects. Using simple arm movements, observed task and direction congruency were split. The data revealed effects of direction congruency …
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Contextual Effects in Recognition of Individuals in Gender-Typed Profession
… Sexism Inventory, was found to be a moderator of congruency effects. A proposed cognitive theory of the underlying processing differences between sexists and nonsexists is discussed, as well as implications for gender discrimination.</p>
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Environmental advertising and food products: Is there an ideal matchup?
… food products. The theoretical framework of congruency effects indicates that under matching conditions consumers are more likely to have stronger attitudes, purchase intentions and willingness to pay. This means that environmental claims with informational appeal would be more effective when …
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The Use of Social Gaze Cues in Real World Scenes
… of people presence were stronger and far more congruency effects were apparent. There were also clear effects of instruction, with the suggestion that gaze cues provided may be helpful to the task resulting in significantly greater proportions of overt gaze-seeking than in other instruction …
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Executive control: an electrophysiological investigation of control processes
… indicate the same response. This is termed the ‘congruency effect’ and is often attributed to a failure of selective attention, namely, an inability to ignore the irrelevant stimulus dimension. It has been demonstrated that such congruency effects are dependent upon task sequence with the effect …