2018
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-32174-y
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Attention allows the SNARC effect to operate on multiple number lines

Abstract: To investigate whether participants can activate only one spatially oriented number line at a time or multiple number lines simultaneously, they were asked to solve a unit magnitude comparison task (unit smaller/larger than 5) and a parity judgment task (even/odd) on two-digit numbers. In both these primary tasks, decades were irrelevant. After some of the primary task trials (randomly), participants were asked to additionally solve a secondary task based on the previously presented number. In Experiment 1, th… Show more

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“…Another method of quantifying the SNARC effect involves the variance explained by the regression predictor. This can be important because for some SNARC paradigms (parity judgment), a continuous predictor is the better predictor, while for other paradigms (e.g., magnitude classification), a categorical (contrast‐coded small‐ and large‐magnitude numbers) predictor is better suited to account for the actual data 25 . Importantly, the conclusions of studies we discuss below did not differ depending on which specific method was used to quantify the SNARC effect.…”
Section: The Snarc Effectmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Another method of quantifying the SNARC effect involves the variance explained by the regression predictor. This can be important because for some SNARC paradigms (parity judgment), a continuous predictor is the better predictor, while for other paradigms (e.g., magnitude classification), a categorical (contrast‐coded small‐ and large‐magnitude numbers) predictor is better suited to account for the actual data 25 . Importantly, the conclusions of studies we discuss below did not differ depending on which specific method was used to quantify the SNARC effect.…”
Section: The Snarc Effectmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Appendix A; see also Weis, Nuerk, & Lachmann, 2018 for parallel SNARC effects for decades and units of two-digit numbers if both are attended). On the other hand, the MARC effect, i.e., faster left/right responses to odd/even numbers , was absent.…”
Section: Other Observationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another method of quantifying the SNARC effect involves the variance explained by the regression predictor. This can be important because for some SNARC paradigms (parity judgement) a continuous predictor is the better predictor, while for other paradigms (e.g., magnitude classification) a categorical (contrast coded small and large magnitude numbers) predictor is better suited to account for the actual data 25 . Importantly, the conclusions of studies we discuss below did not differ depending on which specific method was used to quantify the SNARC effect.…”
Section: The Snarc Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerical magnitudes can be semantically processed without the presence of spatial associations 54,55 . It seems that selective attention oriented towards numbers allows / facilitates the process of associating them with space 25 . This observation not only stems from typical SNARC bi-manual setups.…”
Section: Spatial Association Of Magnitude Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%