Social Stroop

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Description: This project was designed to investigate whether socially salient cues such as human faces presented as distractors, would enhance the classical Stroop interference effect.

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Two experiments were conducted (Stroop 1 and 2) between June 2018 and January 2019 to investigate whether social distractors would increase the interference effect in a traditional Stroop experiment. Stroop 1 recruited 50 participants, and used a stimulus set of 96 unique stimuli, presenting the images twice (resulting in 192 trials in total). Importantly, due to a mistake in setting up the Psy...

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