RESPONSE SCALES AND SEQUENTIAL EFFECTS IN JUDGMENT
RESPONSE SCALES AND SEQUENTIAL EFFECTS IN JUDGMENT
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10.3758/bf03202016
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发表时间：
1981-01-01
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LOCKHEAD, GR
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作者：
KING, MC;LOCKHEAD, GR
在人类判断任务中存在持续的序列效应。反应往往是类似的价值刚刚在前刺激。这也被称为同化，如果在每次试验后提供或不提供反馈，则反应分别与序列中的几个较早刺激中的每一个形成对比或同化。这些背景效应与刺激方式和刺激值的范围无关。通过提供不同的反馈来影响所使用的响应，它表明，这些顺序的影响，在判断数据也是独立的形式和范围的规模的反应，用于标记刺激。
There are persistent sequential effects in human judgment tasks. Responses tend to be similar to the value of the just-prior stimulus. This is called assimilation also, if feedback is or is not provided after each trial, then responses contrast with or assimilate to, respectively, each of several earlier stimuli in the sequence. These context effects were independent of stimulus modality and of the range of stimulus values within a modality. By providing different sets of feedback to affect the responses used, it is shown that these sequential effects in judgment data are also independent of the form and range of the scale of responses used to label stimuli.