刻板印象的心理表征：组织结构及其特性

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英文题名：The Schema and Specificity of Stereotype Representation 作者：陈莉 论文级别：博士 学科专业名称：发展与教育心理学 学位年度：2011 导师：卢家楣 ; 王沛 学科代码：040202 学位授予单位：上海师范大学 论文提交日期：2011-03-01

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    19https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dDFVOTNfckJmS19aVFIhVGE3UEpnUIE6MA
    11依据实验假设,仅需要比较初始描述任务和初始定义任务之后的回忆任务的反应时。然而,12中实验条件中也包括了回忆任务作为初始任务和描述任务作为目标任务的条件。这种设计是为了避免被试对于一个特殊的初始任务/目标任务的配对关系产生预期,这就使得被试更加难于对任意一个trial的初始任务或目标任务产生预期。
    12Klcin和LtoFtus (1993a,1993c)对这种实验程序提出了详细的论证并证实了这种技术的有效性,
    13王沛,杨亚平,赵仑.(2010).刻板印象的激活效应：行为和ERPs证据.心理学报.42.607-617.
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    19利用一个外显的匹配任务因为以前的研究已经表明用一个外显的任务会影响N400波幅的增大(Chwilla et al.,2000; Krcher et al.,2006)。
    20 Harel, A., Bentin, S. (2009). Stimulus type, level of categorization, and spatial-frequencies utilization:Implications for perceptual categorization hierarchies. Journal of Experimental Psythology:Human Perception and Performance.35,1264-1273.
    21利用一个外显的匹配任务因为以前的研究已经表明用一个外显的任务会影响N400波幅的增大(Chwilla et al.,2000; Krcher et al.,2006).