Nonmotoric translation processes in the preparation of discrete finger responses: A rebuttal of Miller's (1985) analysis.
Nonmotoric translation processes in the preparation of discrete finger responses: A rebuttal of Miller's (1985) analysis.
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准备离散手指反应的非运动翻译过程:对 Miller (1985) 分析的反驳。
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发表时间:
1985
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通讯作者:
R. Proctor
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作者:
T. G. Reeve;R. Proctor
Miller (1982) found a same-hand advantage for precuing discrete finger responses and assumed that the advantage was a motoric, response preparation effect. In a series of experiments, Reeve and Proctor (1984) examined the precuing procedure used by Miller and concluded that the same-hand advantage is due to nonmotoric decision (stimulus-response translation) processes. Miller (1985) questioned our conclusions on the grounds that our procedures introduced new response sets and that the translation explanation cannot account for the full set of his results. These arguments are evaluated in the present observation and are found not to be supported strongly. Miller also proposed a reinterpretati on of our results that attributes the advantage to spatial coding of responses. Although his coding account is very similar to the explanation that we previously proposed, his account attributes the coding operations to response preparation processes, whereas our account assigns such operations to decision processes. Miller reported a new precuing experiment that he interpreted as support for his response preparation account. However, we derived differential predictions from the response preparation and translation accounts and found Miller's data to be more consistent with our translation account. Therefore, our conclusion still is that the samehand advantage is attributable to nonmotoric processes.
DOI:
10.1037//0096-3445.109.4.475
发表时间:
1980
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Journal of experimental psychology. General
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作者:
Goodman,D;Kelso,JA
通讯作者:
Kelso,JA