Traditional views of automaticity are in need of revision. For example, automaticity often has
been treated as an all-or-none phenomenon, and traditional theories have held that …

Abstract Models of the Stroop effect that postulate single, centralized processing stations are
fundamentally incorrect. A translational model is proposed in which parallel processing …

LL Jacoby's (see record 1992-07943-001)" process dissociation procedure" was used to
quantitatively estimate the contributions of color-naming and word-reading processes to …

Skilled performance is often associated with automaticity. Automatic processes are generally
thought of as uncontrollable so that automaticity implies the lack of control. The Stroop Color …

We consider how a particular set of information processing principles, developed within the
parallel distributed processing (PDP) framework, can address issues concerning …

The model by JD Cohen et al (1990) was tested for Strooplike interference tasks by studying
the shape of the distribution of response latencies produced by Ss and by the model. The …

More than 700 studies sought to explain some nuance of the Stroop effect (CM MacLeod;
see record 1991-14380-001). Thousands of others have been directly or indirectly …

Three experiments varied the extent of practice in an analog of the Stroop color-word task.
Each experiment involved four phases:(a) baseline naming of four familiar colors,(b) training …

Abstract [Correction Notice: An erratum for this article was reported in Vol 36 (3) of Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance (see record 2010-10162 …

Three experiments employed a modified version of the Stroop Color-Word Test to document
some conditions under which attention may be differentially deployed. Ss were 66 …