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代表性背景对SNARC实践影响的方向和过渡性产生影响

  • 0Izmir University of Economics, Department of Psychology, Izmir, Turkey.
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology +

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概括

此摘要是机器生成的。

通过不兼容的训练,可以逆转SNARC效应,持续一天. 然而,规律符上下文消除了这种反转,而时钟表上下文则减少了它的持续时间.

科学领域

  • 认知心理学
  • 神经科学
  • 人与计算机的交互

背景情况

  • 响应代码的空间数值关联 (SNARC) 效应将数字大小与空间响应位置联系起来.
  • 这种效应与心智数线 (MNL) 概念一致,但可以通过空间数值映射来调节.
  • 了解影响SNARC效应灵活性的因素对于认知研究至关重要.

研究的目的

  • 调查表示上下文 (规则与时钟表) 和空间数字实践 (MNL兼容与MNL不兼容) 如何调节SNARC效应.
  • 研究SNARC效应实践效应的传递和持续性.
  • 确定环境是否影响SNARC效应调节的出现和持续时间.

主要方法

  • 实验1:大小分类实践与MNL兼容或不兼容的映射,然后以间隔 (5分钟,1天,1周) 进行平价判断测试.
  • 实验2:在大小分类过程中,实践会包括规则 (MNL一致) 或时钟面 (MNL不一致) 语境.
  • 随着时间的推移,对表现进行了评估,以评估实践效应的转移和持续性.

主要成果

  • 与MNL相容的做法没有产生可转移的效果.
  • 这种与MNL不相容的做法引起了反向的SNARC效应,这种效应持续了长达一天.
  • 一个规则上下文消除了不兼容的实践效应的转移,而一个时钟面上下文减少了它们的持久性.

结论

  • 这表明了SNARC效应的灵活性,不兼容的培训可以扭转典型的关联.
  • 代表性背景对SNARC效应的可变性和持久性产生重大影响.
  • 规则上下文似乎稳定了MNL表示,阻碍了实践诱导的反转,而时钟面上下文则提供了较少的阻力.

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