After‐images of real and imaged stimuli
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Auteurs : J. P. Sutcliffe [Australie]Source :
- Australian Journal of Psychology [ 0004-9530 ] ; 1972-12.
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- Abnormal psychology, Adult subjects, Afterimage, Association test, Average duration, Average latency, Binet, Binet fere, Colour, Colour associates, Colour names, Colour stimulus words, Colour vision anomalies, Colour words, Coloured, Coloured disc, Colours, Common name, Complementary colour associates, Experimental procedures, Experimental psychology, Fere, First slide, General vividness, Hallucinated colours, Hypnotic, Identification cards, Identification stimuli, Identification stimulus, Inches square, Individual differences, Latency, Luminous reflectance, Manual switch, Movable stimulus screen, Normal state, Other hand, Projection screen, Qualitative data, Qualitative results, Real colours, Real stimuli, Real stimulus, Results show, Second slide, Shorter duration, Social psychology, Stimulus, Stimulus cards, Stimulus field, Stimulus materials, Stimulus screen, Test situation, Useful knowledge, Variance, Variance sample, Vivid imagery.
Abstract
Forty‐five adults and 15 children were tested first for after‐images of images and then for after‐images of real stimuli. Eight different coloured stimuli were used and observations made enabled a check on reliability. Real stimuli typically produced negative after‐images in most subjects; but only half the subjects could project images of the stimuli, only one third reported after‐images of those images, and of those images only seven percent were negative. After‐images of images were found to have a longer latency and a shorter duration than do after‐images of real stimuli. Thus qualitatively and quantitatively after‐images of images differ from after‐images of real stimuli. These findings are related to individual differences in general vividness of imagery.
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DOI: 10.1080/00049537208255814
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