The speed of visual processing in children and adults: Effects of backward and forward masking
The speed of visual processing in children and adults: Effects of backward and forward masking
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儿童和成人视觉处理的速度:向后和向前掩蔽的影响
DOI:
10.3758/bf03207032
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发表时间:
1970
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通讯作者:
M. Haith
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作者:
P. Liss;M. Haith
Children, 4-5 and 9-10 years old, and college-age adults were tested on two visual masking tasks. The first task required the Ss to identify whether a tachistoscopically presented bar was horizontal or vertical The second task, also using tachistoscopic presentation of stimuli, required Ss to locate a horizontal (or vertical) bar in a matrix of vertical (or horizontal) bars. In both tasks, backward masking produced greater disruption than did forward masking, and the amount of disruption induced by both backward and forward masking decreased as age increased. An Age by Masking Condition interaction was found only in the location task and reflected a much greater difference between backward- and forward-masking conditions for the youngest group than for the older groups. On the basis of these findings and other considerations, it was concluded that only in the location task, which presumably required visual search, was the speed of visual processing slower in the younger group.