Hedge和Marsh任务条件下的Simon效应及其反转作用机制的研究
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摘要
刺激-反应相容性(Stimulus Response Compatibility,SRC)是心理学的一个重要的研究领域。本文所研究的Simon效应便是一种典型的空间刺激-反应相容性现象,对这种现象的系统研究有助于人类深刻理解刺激与反应之间的关系,进而了解人类信息加工的特点和规律。为了进一步探讨Simon效应及其反转的作用机制,深入了解刺激和反应之间的关系和人类信息加工的特点和规律,本研究通过改变各种实验变量以及刺激和反应之间的关系,来考察这些变量的变化对能否出现Simon效应及其反转的影响,以揭示Simon效应及其反转的作用机制。
     美国心理学家Hedge和Marsh(1975)发现,当在左、右位置对刺激进行左、右按键时,刺激位置与任务无关,而在刺激位置与反应位置对应时,反应则较快。如果相关的刺激一反应匹配不相容,这个效应就会出现反转现象,即当刺激位置与反应位置对应时,反应显得更慢了。这就是所谓的Hedge和Marsh任务条件下的Simon效应的反转现象。Simon等人(1981)进行了一项研究,结果与Hedge和Marsh提出的Simon效应的反转现象相反。当相关的刺激维度为中心视觉刺激的颜色,无关的位置信息是左、右声音位置时,则并未出现Simon效应的反转。而当相关的刺激维度是视觉位置,与反应匹配不相容时,对无关的声音位置,便出现了Simon的反转。
     本研究进行了4个实验来研究这一矛盾。实验以大学生为被试,采用了任务干扰的实验范式。实验过程中要求被试在尽量排除干扰刺激影响的条件下,尽可能快而准确地完成目标任务。在实验一中,相关的视觉信息是刺激的左、右位置,无关的干扰刺激是左、右耳的声音,比较相容和不相容条件下的实验结果。结果发现,当刺激一反应匹配相容时,视觉位置任务表现出正的Simon效应;在不相容的刺激-反应匹配条件下,表现出小的、Simon效应的反转。在实验二中,相关的视觉信息是中心视觉刺激的颜色,无关的干扰刺激是左、右耳的声音,进一步比较此颜色任务在相容和不相容条件下的实验结果。结果发现,当刺激-反应匹配相容时,表现出正的Simon效应,尽管对颜色信息此效应在反应时间上不显著;而当刺激-反应匹配不相容时并没有表现出Simon效应的反转。说明对无关的声音,Simon效应没有表现出反转倾向。因此,本研究在实验三中进行一个更加标准的Hedge和Marsh任务,相关维度是刺激的颜色,无关的维度是刺激的位置,观察能否得到Simon效应的反转。实验结果发现,对相容和不相容的颜色匹配,Simon效应显著,
    
    却没有出现典型的Simon效应的反转。表明对不相容的颜色匹配,可见的视觉标记
    对得到尿转是必需的。实验四重复了实验三的无关视觉位置任务,但与实验三不同
    的是在显r示屏上相对应的位置明显标出反应键的颜色。结果表明,当明显标记反应
    键时,则得到显著的simon效应的反转。这四个实验结果表明,显示一控制排列对
    应性是引起Hedge和Marsh任务条件下的Simon效应反转的首要原因,逻辑再编
    码只起到次要的作用。
     综合上述实验结果,本研究得出以下结论:1、显示一控制排列对应性是产生
    Hedge和Marsh任务条件下的simon效应反转的最重要因素,逻辑再编码只起到
    次要的作用。2、simon效应的双重加工模型更适于对Simon效应的反转现象作出
    明确合理的解释,而刺激一致性观点对此现象的解释存在一定局限性。因此就本
    研究的实验结果可以断言,Simon效应及其反转依赖于反应位置的方向是否与无
    关刺激位置的方向一致,也就是无关的刺激位置影响反应选择加工,Simon效应
    是一种典型的反应选择现象。3、按照Simon效应的双重加工模型,Simon效应是
    两个刺激一反应成分加工的结果。因此可以推断在Simon效应中,刺激编码依次
    产生了自动激活过程和精细加工过程。4、simon效应及其反转的发生既有数据驱
    动加工又有概念驱动加工的过程。注意机制在Sirnon效应及其反转的作用机制中
    起一定作用。
Stimulus-response Compatibility is an important research field in Contemporary Psychology . Simon effect of this article researched is a typical spatial Stimulus-Response Compatibility phenomenon . Systematically research on it will favor us deeply understanding the relationship between stimulus and response , and some of the law of human information-processing . In order to explore the functional mechanism of the Simon effect and its reversal, the relationship between stimulus and response and some of the law of human information-processing , this research change all kinds of experimental variables and the relationship between stimulus and response , observe whether the Simon effect and its reversal will occur or not under the influence of these variables changed , reveal the functional mechanism of the Simon effect and its reversal.
    American Psychologist Hedge and Marsh (1975) found , when left and right keys are made to stimuli in left and right locations , and stimulus location is irrelevant to the task, responses are typically faster when stimulus location corresponds with response location than it does not(the Simon effect) . This effect reverses when the relevant stimulus-response mapping is incompatible , with responses being slower when stimulus and response locations correspond , this is so-called the Hedge and Marsh reversal of the Simon effect. Simon et al.(1981)reported an exception to the Hedge and Marsh reversal for a situation in which the relevant stimulus dimension was the color of a centered visual stimulus and the irrelevant location information was left or right tone location . But the reversal of the Simon effect did not occur . In contrast, similar experiments have found a reversal of the Simon effect for tone location when relevant visual locations were mapped incompatibly to responses .
    Four experiments were conducted to investigate this discrepancy . This research adopted task interference experimental paradigm , and college students were used as subjects . The subjects were asked to ignore the interference stimulus that occurred simultaneously with the visual stimulus during experiments . They were also instructed to respond as fast as possible to the visual stimulus without making too many errors . In
    
    
    
    Experiment 1, the relevant visual information is left-right location of the stimulus, irrelevant interference stimulus is tone from one or the other ear that occurred simultaneously with the visual stimulus , comparing the results of the location task in the condition of compatible or incompatible mappings . The results showed that, when the S-R mapping was compatible , a positive Simon effect occurred ; The incompatible S-R mapping showed a small reverse Simon effect . In Experiment 2 , the relevant visual stimulus is color of a centered stimulus , irrelevant interference stimulus is tone from one or the other ear that occurred simultaneously with the visual stimulus , further comparing the performance of the color task with compatible and incompatible mappings . The results showed that, when the S-R mapping was compatible , a positive Simon effect occurred , although the effect for the color task was not significant in the RT data ; The incompatible S-R mapping showed a small positive Simon effect that did not differ reliably from that found with the compatible mapping .These findings suggest that the Simon effect for irrelevant tones does not show a tendency to reverse . Therefore, in Experiment 3 , A more standard Hedge and Marsh Two-Choice Response task were conducted , in which the relevant stimulus dimension was color and the irrelevant dimension was the location of that stimulus. Observe whether the Simon effect and its reversal was obtained or not . The results showed that, for both the compatible and incompatible S-R color mappings , the Simon effect was evident, but did not show the typical Hedge and Marsh reversal, which indicated that visible color labels may be necessary to obtain the reversal. Experiment 4 replicated Experiment 3, using irrelevant visual location task, but
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