IS PHONOLOGICAL RECODING UNDER STRATEGIC CONTROL
IS PHONOLOGICAL RECODING UNDER STRATEGIC CONTROL
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DOI:
10.3758/bf03202341
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
NEWSTEAD, SE
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作者:
DENNIS, I;NEWSTEAD, SE
Two experiments are reported in which [human] subjects were required to name the color in which letter strings were printed. In the 1st experiment, color-naming latencies were the same when the letter strings were pseudohomophones of color words as when they were color names. Both these conditions produced slower responses than control strings matched with the pseudohomophones for visual similarity to the color word. Unlike the 1st experiment, the 2nd included trials in which the ink color was congruent with the color to which the letter string was related. The results with incongruent stimuli paralleled those in the 1st experiment. With the congruent stimuli, however, responses were faster with color words than with either their pseudohomophones or control strings, which were equally slow. It is proposed that phonological recoding occurs relatively slowly but cannot be suppressed even when it harms performance.