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[Stroop test and schizophrenia].
L'Encephale, 1999Utilization of the Stroop test with schizophrenic subjects is reviewed from 32 studies published since 1960. This test, in which subject has to name the color of color-words which are congruent or incongruent, is much used as a selective attention test.
J, Grapperon, M, Delage
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The Stroop Test: Selective Attention to Colours and Words
Nature, 1969Results of a card sorting experiment suggest a new interpretation for the interference between words and colours that is displayed in the Stroop Test.
A, Treisman, S, Fearnley
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Stroop Test in Spanish: Children’s Norms
The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 2002Three hundred and forty-nine first to sixth graders (ages 6 years and 6 months to 12 years and 11 months) from two Mexican schools (one private and one public) were administered the Comalli-Kaplan version of the Stroop test in Spanish, as part of a larger protocol.
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Preliminary Findings with a New Vietnamese Stroop Test
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1999Stroop performance was compared in primary Vietnamese- vs English-speaking individuals (age range 19–68 years), currently living in the USA. A modified Vietnamese Stroop task mimicked word, color, and interference effects of an English-language Stroop test.
Q T, Doan, N R, Swerdlow
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Hypnotic color blindness and performance on the stroop test
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 2001A suggestion for hypnotic color blindness was investigated by administering a reverse Stroop color-naming task. Prior to the suggestion for color blindness, participants learned associations between color names and shapes. Following the color blindness suggestion, participants were required to name the shapes when they appeared in colors that were ...
D, Mallard, R A, Bryant
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A Group Version of the Stroop Color and Word Test
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1975The uses of the Stroop Color and Word Test have been limited because of the lack of a standardized form, particularly one which could be used for both individual and group administrations as demanded by the requirements of a research project. The present version of the test counted the number of items completed by the subject in a 45-second time period.
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Reliability of the Stroop Test with Single-Stimulus Presentation
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1995Different versions of the Stroop test are used; however, for most versions of the Stroop test, there are no estimations of reliability. In the present study, stimuli were presented singly on a computer screen. 55 Swiss German subjects were tested. Test-retest reliabilities of ‘XXXX’ strings and conflicting color words were evaluated. Response latencies
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Reversal of Stroop Test: Interference in Word Reading
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1974It appears that a component of verbal reaction time, response-choice latency, exists for encoded words as well as colors. Therefore, it was hypothesized that color stimuli could exert a disruptive influence on the processes of this latency to encoded word stimuli in contrast to the reverse effect which has often been found in the standard Stroop test ...
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The Stroop Competition: A Social-Evaluative Stroop Test for Acute Stress Induction
2022 IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics (BHI), 2022Victoria Müller +7 more
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