The Distinctness of Illusory and Non-Illusory Conjunctions in the Perception of Chinese Words: Assessing the Roles of Stimulus Exposure Time
Yanwen Wu,
Qiangqiang Wang
Abstract:Background: Previous studies of illusory conjunction (IC) mainly focused on alphabetic languages, while researchers poorly understood the IC mechanism of Chinese words as an ideographic writing system. Purpose: In the present study, we aimed to investigate the dynamic changes of IC effects for Chinese words under different stimulus exposure times and spatial arrangements. Research Design: We conducted two experiments with a 3 (Condition: IC, non-IC-same, non-IC-different) × 3 (Exposure time: 38 ms, 88 ms, 138 … Show more
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