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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"stroop-effect"”.

  1. Individual differences of the startle response: implications of attention and arousal

    … high distractibility would demonstrate a larger Stroop Effect than those reporting low distractibility. Results indicated that for mean startle response amplitude there was a significant Attention Group X Condition interaction but not an Arousal Group X Condition interaction. Post hoc tests did …

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  2. Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control: A Hierarchical Bayesian Approach to Test-Retest Reliability

    … utilizes tasks optimized for experimental effects (i.e., Stroop effect). As a result, many cognitive control tasks do not have reliable individual differences despite robust experimental effects (Hedge, Powell, & Sumner, 2018). In the current study, we examine the efficacy of a new task …

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  3. Match-to-Sample Stroop Task: A Systematic Manipulation of Sample and Response Option Onset

    <p>The Stroop task, in which participants identify the font color of a word which names an incongruent color, has long been used to investigate attentional processes; however, there is still debate concerning the source of the effects produced by the task. The s<em>emantic competition …

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  4. Holistic Processing of Verbal and Non-Verbal Information in Single Integrated Visual Objects

    … where combined presentation is used, such as the Stroop effect (Stroop, 1935) the primary focus has been on interference rather than facilitation of processing. Overall results showed that holistic integration could be achieved successfully and visual integration of verbal and non-verbal …

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  5. Bilingualism and cognitive development: a study on the acquisition of number skills

    … seem to exert some positive and negative effects on general cognitive functioning. Positive gains concern a earlier maturation of the attentional system in childhood and its later decline in adulthood. Bilinguals have been shown to be advantaged , compared to their monolingual peers in …

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  6. An fMRI and TMS investigation of response, semantic, and task conflict in the Stroop task.

    Overcoming Stroop interference (i.e., ignoring the meaning of a word whilst naming the colour it is printed in) requires selective attention which calls upon several different processes. A Stroop stimulus generates cognitive conflict at different stages of the processing stream (i.e., at the task, …

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  7. Effects of dehydration, hyperthermia, cognition aspects and fatigue balance on sport performance

    … a systematic review, aimed at investigating the effects of hypohydration and fluid balance on athlete’s cognitive function. PubMed, Sports Discuss, and Ebsco databases from 2005 to 2020 were searched for studies reporting on hypohydration, fluid balance, and heat on cognitive performance in …

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  8. Farbdiskrimination und Stroop-Effekt bei Kindern mit chronischer Tic-Störung (CTS) und/oder Aufmerksamkeits-Defizit/Hyperaktivitäts-Störung (ADHS)

    … sowie mit verschiedenen Versionen des Stroop-Tests untersucht. Farbdiskriminationsdefizite, erhoben anhand des FMT, konnten für beide Hauptfaktoren (ADHS und CTS) gefunden werden, darüber hinaus zeigten sich keine Interaktionseffekte. Eine stärkere Beeinträchtigung auf der …

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