Investigating commonalities between effects of unconscious priming

该项目旨在揭示无意识视觉刺激的加工规律，以及在掩蔽启动的帮助下，不同类型的视觉刺激之间的共性和差异。在这种情况下，启动刺激（启动）的可见性减少视觉面具，以测试是否无形的启动施加后续目标的处理效率的影响。在第一批期间，我们将调查是否（a）具有空间意义的无意识视觉单词具有与基于刺激位置的无意识视觉位置信息相同的效果，（B）注意力控制设置可能负责是否掩蔽刺激将被处理，以及（c）使用相同无意识视觉刺激的不同任务招募大脑的不同部分。研究的目的是行为和生理效应，特别是事件相关电位（ERP）。

The project seeks to unearth the laws governing processing of unconscious visual stimuli and the commonalities as well as the differences between different sorts of processing such stimuli with the help of masked priming. In this context, the visibility of priming stimuli (primes) is diminished by visual masks to test whether invisible primes exert an effect on the efficiency of the processing of a subsequent target. During the first grant period, we will investigate whether (a) unconscious visual words with a spatial meaning have the same effects as unconscious visual location information based on stimulus position, (b) attentional control settings could be responsible for whether or not masked stimuli will be processed, and (c) different tasks using the same unconscious visual stimuli recruit different parts of the brain. The investigations aim for behavioral and physiological effects, especially event-related potentials (ERPs).