Abstract:On each trial, subjects classified one of four letters as belonging to one of two categories. Visual priming occurs when the classification response is faster to a stimulus visually identical to a previous stimulus than to one identical only in name. Earlier experiments found no visual priming effects between stimuli separated by a stimulus of the same task but from the opposite classification category. Two of the five conditions in the present experiment varied the stimulus-response (S-R) contingencies in suc… Show more
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