INTRODUCTION "how negation might affect cognitive processing under various priming conditions"
TARGET WORD VALENCE
PRIME DURATION
CONSCIOUS PRIMING (204ms)
Which will produce the greatest priming effect?
INCONSCIOUS (34MS) Subliminal Priming
Will both conditions produce priming effects?
KEY VARIABLES
DEPENDENT VARIABLES congruent vs incongruent word pairs
INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
STORY STEPS
TARGET WORD VALENCE Positive:'honest' vs Negative: 'Venomous
PRIME DURATION Unconscious: 34ms vs Conscious: 204ms
PRIME TYPE negated = NOT LOVE vs standard = LOVE
PRIME TYPE
Which valence words produce the greatest priming effects?
Variable that deals with NEGATION
Can negations be processed under Conscious conditions?
Can negations be processed under conscious conditions?
Which will have faster RTs? -Negated positive primes = NOT LOVE - honest or Negated negative primes = NOT TOXIC - honest.
Emotional Valence of the word: Positive = honest Negative = Venomous
NEGATION
How are NEGATIONS primed?
Are negated primes processed faster in the unconscious vs conscious?
Are negated processed for positive valence words faster than for negative valence words?
Are DOUBLE Negatives i.e. Negated Negatives too hard to process?
DEFINITIONS REQUIRED
*NEGATION
- negation is hard to process! Why?
PRIMING
SEMANTIC
TYPE OF TASK
*EMOTIONAL VALENCE
*CONSCIOUS VS UNCONSCIOUS
*SEMANTIC CATEGORISATION
MEASURES
RESPONSE TIME
ERRORS
Difficult to process?
Negations can't be processed unconsciously?
VALENCE
Why is priming often associated with emotional valence?
Do valence and negation interact in some way? e.g. Double Negatives
- Past Research - negation processing? Can it be processed unconsciously?
- one method of exploring unconscious processing is Priming
- Priming often associated with emotional valence
- Valence and Negation may interact in some way...How?
- What does this study explore?