Stroop task - Revision history

Ccook at 15:50, 28 April 2008

Ccook — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:50:46 GMT

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		+	The following link is to the discussion of an article involving a Stroop task.
		+	http://editthis.info/psy3242/Nikolic_et_al._%282007%29

Ktreynolds at 03:19, 28 April 2008

Ktreynolds — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:19:26 GMT

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	[[Category:Neuropsychological methods]]		[[Category:Neuropsychological methods]]
-	The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the ~~subjects~~ ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.	+	The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as word "blue" being written in red. This interferes with the subject's ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.

	== The Original Test ==		== The Original Test ==


-	John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", ~~this~~ required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" ~~This~~ required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where ~~most~~ people had ~~there problems~~. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.	+	John Ridley Stroop was the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first, called "reading color names", required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words", which required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where people had the most difficulty. There was something that was interfering, causing a slower reaction time.
	[[http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Stroop/]]		[[http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Stroop/]]


	http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/gif/stroop.gif		http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/gif/stroop.gif

Rarnold at 20:12, 27 April 2008

Rarnold — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:12:18 GMT

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	The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.		The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.

-	==	+	== The Original Test ==
-	The Original ~~test~~ ==	+

	John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.		John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.

Rarnold at 20:09, 27 April 2008

Rarnold — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:09:13 GMT

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	The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.		The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.

-	== The Original ~~Test~~	+	==
-	==	+	The Original test ==
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	John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.		John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.

Rarnold at 20:08, 27 April 2008

Rarnold — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:08:38 GMT

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	The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.		The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.

-		+	== The Original Test
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-	The Original ==	+

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Rarnold at 20:07, 27 April 2008

Rarnold — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:07:22 GMT

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-	The Original	+	==
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Prea at 02:01, 20 April 2008

Prea — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 02:01:42 GMT

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	John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.		John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.
	[[http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Stroop/]]		[[http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Stroop/]]
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		+	http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/gif/stroop.gif

Rarnold at 17:07, 19 April 2008

Rarnold — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:07:06 GMT

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-	[[Category:Neuropsychological methods]]	+	[[Category:Neuropsychological methods]]
		+	The Stroop task is used to test the interference of conflicting color stimuli and the reaction time of the subject. Colors are written in a different colored ink such as blue being written in red. This interferes with the subjects ability to say the color that the ink is instead of the color that is written.
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		+	The Original
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		+	John Ridley Stroop is the first to publish his theory in English in 1935, hence why the task is named after him. His original experiment consisted of two tests. The first called "reading color names", this required subjects to say the written word instead of the ink color. The second test was the "Naming Colored Words" This required subjects to say the ink color of the written word instead of the written word. This is the test where most people had there problems. There was something that was interfering causing a slower reaction time.
		+	[[http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Stroop/]]

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