Effects of interpolated tasks on latency and accuracy of intramodal and cross-modal shape recognition by children.
Effects of interpolated tasks on latency and accuracy of intramodal and cross-modal shape recognition by children.
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插值任务对儿童模式内和跨模式形状识别的延迟和准确性的影响。
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10.1037/h0033546
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1972
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S. Millar
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作者:
S. Millar
Studied intra-and cross-modal shape recognition by 54 males and 54 females in 3 age groups: 3-4, 5-6, and 7-9 yr. olds. Ss were tested under simultaneous inputs, unfilled delay, and 2 types of task-filled delays. Small but consistent differences between task-filled and unfilled delays were found for intravisual but not for intrahaptic recognition at all ages. Effects on cross-modal matches were inconsistent. Preschool Ss showed effects of task-filled delays only with visual interpolations. Visual-visual matches were more accurate and quicker than haptic-visual matches, but visual-haptic matches were neither more accurate, nor faster than haptic-haptic matches. Results are consistent with hypotheses of coding differences between modalities. It is argued that these could make cross-modal matches more liable to changes in strategy and make them less efficient.(20 ref.)(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)