Intermodal Priming of Cognitive Conflict? A Failed Replication of Mager et al. (2009).

ABSTRACT: Introduction: The present study was conducted to verify a promising experimental setup which demonstrated an inversed Stroop-effect (much faster responses for incongruent relative to congruent Stroop trials) following a mismatching tone. In the matching condition, which was an almost exact replication of the original study, participants were required to indicate whether word color and word meaning were matching, whereas in the response conflict condition, instruction was the same as in a classical Stroop task and required the participants to respond to the word color. As in the original study, each trial was preceded by a sine tone which was deviant in pitch in 20% of the trials. Results: The main result was that the Stroop effect was not inversed after deviant tones, neither

SUBMITTER: Wiswede D 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8231651 | biostudies-literature | 2021

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature