Time course analysis of the Stroop phenomenon.
@article{Glaser1982TimeCA,
title={Time course analysis of the Stroop phenomenon.},
author={M O Glaser and Wilhelm R. Glaser},
journal={Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance},
year={1982},
volume={8 6},
pages={
875-94
}
}Dyer (1971) investigated the response competition hypothesis of the Stroop phenomenon by temporally separating the color and word components of single stimuli (incongruent, control, and congruent). This line of research was continued in a series of five experiments that generalized Dyer's study: (a) In addition to the color-naming task, a reading task was included; (b) the irrelevant stimulus component was presented before and after the relevant one; (c) the probabilities of congruent and…
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