概念加工深度影响道德概念水平方位隐喻联结

Congxing, Wang; Ma, Jing; Jue, Deng; Zhongwang, Yang; Ye, Yiduo

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1041.2020.00426

Acta Psychol Sin

2020

DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1041.2020.00426

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概念加工深度影响道德概念水平方位隐喻联结

Wang Congxing¹,

Jing Ma²,

Deng Jue³

et al.

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Previous studies found that the abstract concept of power is embodied within space and weight, but there is not a consistent conclusion on the metaphorical relationship between power and colour. The present study adopted three experiments to investigate the metaphorical association between the concept of power and colour perception in Chinese, and how semantic processing and colour perception influence this mapping. Experiment 1 studied the effect of colour perception on the processing of power. The results showed that there was a faster response when high‐power words were presented in gold and low‐power words were presented in grey. Experiment 2 explored whether priming semantics of power affected colour judgement, and found no significant difference between gold and grey, neither in high‐power words nor low‐power words. Experiment 3 discovered that participants preferred to connect the golden pseudo words with high‐power words and connect the grey pseudo words with low‐power words. Overall, the present study substantiated a two‐way metaphorical link between colour and power. A metaphorical association is also influenced by the degree of integration of colour into semantics and the depth of semantic processing.

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The bidirectional mapping of colour metaphor in power: The effect of colour‐semantic integration and processing depth

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Upright/skew metaphorical associations of moral concepts and their effects on face recognition

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Keeping Morality “on the Straight” and Never “on the Bend”: Metaphorical Representations of Moral Concepts in Straightness and Curvature

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Huang

Liu

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The study of moral conceptual metaphors has been an important topic in recent years. In Chinese culture, the concepts of curvature and straightness are given certain semantic contents, in which curvature refers to being sly while straightness refers to having integrity. In the present study, we used the Implicit Association Test (IAT) paradigm (Experiment 1) and the Stroop paradigm (Experiment 2) to investigate whether there are metaphorical representations of curvature and straightness in moral concepts. The results revealed that the mean reaction time in compatible trials (i.e., moral words accompanied by a straight pattern and immoral words accompanied by a curved pattern) was significantly shorter than that in incompatible trials (i.e., moral words accompanied by a curved pattern and immoral words accompanied by a straight pattern). The Stroop paradigm showed that reaction times were significantly reduced when moral words were presented in a straight font, but there was no significant difference between the presentation of immoral words in a straight font and that in a curved font. The results suggest that mental representations of moral concepts are associated with straightness and curvature in Chinese culture.

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概念加工深度影响道德概念水平方位隐喻联结

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The bidirectional mapping of colour metaphor in power: The effect of colour‐semantic integration and processing depth

The bidirectional mapping of colour metaphor in power: The effect of colour‐semantic integration and processing depth

Upright/skew metaphorical associations of moral concepts and their effects on face recognition

Keeping Morality “on the Straight” and Never “on the Bend”: Metaphorical Representations of Moral Concepts in Straightness and Curvature

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