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2005
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International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy
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Psicología priming mediated priming derived relations contextual control response time (RT)Sujets proches
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Robert Whelan et al., « Derived Same and Opposite Relations Produce Association and Mediated Priming », International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy, ID : 10670/1.kts3bf
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"The present study examined if derived relations under contextual control could produceassociation and mediated priming in lexical decision tasks. Participants responses tononarbitrary stimulus relations of Sameness and Opposition were brought under contextualcontrol. Next, participants were exposed to arbitrary matching-to-sample training in thepresence of these same contextual cues, using word-like nonwords as stimuli (the participantswere told these were foreign words). Participants were then given a series of lexicaldecision tasks, which included the foreign words and previously unseen nonsense stimuli.The task was to decide whether both stimuli were foreign words. Response times to pairsof foreign words were reliably faster when both of the stimuli were related than whenthey were unrelated; that is, association and mediated priming effects for related stimuliwere demonstrated."