Essays on Stroop Effect

Have you ever noticed when we see an object we do not just see its physical properties, but we think about the meaning of it. The stroop effect is a testing method to see how the environment impacts people’s actions. It allows researchers to see...

The replication crisis in psychology, where a study found that only about a third of psychological research could be replicated, highlighted the necessity for further assessment of replication in the Stroop experiment to test its reliability. A computerized Stroop-experiment was used to replicate studies that...

 The Effects of Fear on Reaction Time Margiory Valle Indiana University Bloomington Abstract The main purpose of this experiment was to examine attentional bias and reaction time in relation to fear using an emotional Stroop test. 8 participants looked at 2 separate sets of 20...

The Stroop Test is widely used to measure an individual’s ability to inhibit the cognitive interferences that occur when processing one stimulus affects the simultaneous processing of the second stimulus (Stroop, 1935). The original study conducted by John Ridley Stroop involved a list of words...

Psychologists have investigated many different studies to improve their understating of the Cognitive processing of information. Information collected from all types of stimuli firstly enters the sensory buffer which has an unlimited capacity. We focused on how stimuli like colors. There are two kinds of...