Do you know why you kick where you do? An investigation into the simultaneous engagement of distinct modes of (un-)conscious processing in the laboratory and in a natural action task
Do you know why you kick where you do? An investigation into the simultaneous engagement of distinct modes of (un-)conscious processing in the laboratory and in a natural action task
批准号:
257694020
负责人:
Professor Dr. Daniel Memmert
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2013-12-31 至 2016-12-31
中文摘要
Dehaene,Changeaux,Naccache,Sackur和Sergent(2006)提出了基于刺激强度和自上而下注意相结合的感知和决策的不同信息处理模式。三个刺激强度阈值来自于这个分类,其中一个是通常由韦伯-费克纳定律描述的客观阈值。目前的项目旨在测试Dehaene等人的分类对典型和自然任务环境的适当性。具体而言,本研究旨在了解不同加工方式对足球点球受罚人感知和决策的影响。为此,该项目不仅旨在揭示潜意识加工与无加工之间的客观阈值,而且还旨在揭示意识加工与潜意识加工之间的主观阈值,以及意识加工与非加工之间的阈值。在此过程中,本项目还将检查情景因素对刺激阈值的影响,如任务要求、不同的指导以及疲劳和焦虑的程度。最后,该分类将被用来检验最近在自然任务情境中观察到的伪忽视和知觉重读现象。这将揭示意识处理的不同模式如何相互作用来控制感知和决策。
英文摘要
Dehaene, Changeaux, Naccache, Sackur, and Sergent (2006) proposed distinct modes of information processing for perception and decision-making based on a combination of stimulus strength and top-down attention. Three-stimulus strength thresholds follow from this taxonomy, one of which is the objective threshold typically described by the Weber-FechnerLaw. The current project aims to test the appropriateness of Dehaene et al.s taxonomy for representative and natural task environments. In particular, it aims to understand the simultaneous contributions of the modes of processing on a soccer penalty takers perception and decision-making. To this end, the project not only aims to uncover the objective threshold between subliminal and no processing, but also the subjective threshold between conscious and subliminal processing, and the threshold between preconscious and no processing. In doing so, the current project will also examine the influence of situational factors on the stimulus thresholds, such as task requirments, different instructions, and the level of fatique and anxiety. Finally, the taxonomy will be used to examine the phenomena of pseudo-neglect and perceptual accentuation that have recently been observed in natural task situations. This will uncover how the distinct modes of conscious processing interact to control perception and decision-making.
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