Attentional Control in the Asymmetry of Stroop-like pitch and colour paradigms

Oscar Kjell; David Groome

Attentional Control in the Asymmetry of Stroop-like pitch and colour paradigms

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Abstract

Two separate Stroop-like paradigms with multimodal auditory and visual stimuli were presented. The results revealed a paradigm asymmetry where auditory stimuli resulted in a Stroop-like effect in both paradigms meanwhile visual stimuli only resulted in a Stroop-like effect in the colour-paradigm. The conclusion involved discussing the Working Memory attention and visual and auditory perceptual streams states that audition is superior to vision in terms of attentional control of semantic information.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2009
Externally published	Yes
Event	The British Psychological Society Annual Conference - Brighton Duration: 2009 Apr 2 → …

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Conference	The British Psychological Society Annual Conference
Period	2009/04/02 → …

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Attentional Control in the Asymmetry of Stroop-like pitch and colour paradigms

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