Chapter 5 CSV

Question 1

Inhibition can occur at a neurological level by

Answer 1

;Lowering the activation level of neurons

Question 2

The classic Stroop effect is an involuntary consequence of

Answer 2

;the inability to inhibit word reading

Question 3

What can reduce the stroop effect

Answer 3

;Preexposure of irrelevant stimuli

Question 4

What can reduce the flanker- compatibility effect

Answer 4

; Spatial separation and increasing the distinctiveness of the target

Question 5

Flanker effects reflect

Answer 5

;difficulty in suppressing irrelevant information

Question 6

Flankers presented in the neglected side of space cause interference which is showing that

Answer 6

;neglected information is processed even when observers are not aware of seeing it

Question 7

Two components of inhibition of return

Answer 7

;Oculmotor and attentional component

Question 8

The magnitude of negative priming decreases as

Answer 8

;the number of distractors increases

Question 9

Negative priming increases as

Answer 9

;the difficulty of selecting the target increases

Question 10

Negative priming can be affected by two kinds of priming

Answer 10

;Location and identity priming

Question 11

Negative priming does not occur when

Answer 11

;selection is between two or more targets

Question 12

Negative priming depends on and can be influenced by

Answer 12

;depends on the ease of selection and can be influenced by perceptual load