方向性提示线索对返回抑制的调节：行为和ERP研究
Directional Cues to Regulate Inhibition of Return: Behavioral and ERP Studies
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2018.85091, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 王岩峰, 王恩国：河南大学教育科学学院，河南 开封
关键词: 方向性；有效性；返回抑制；时间间隔；ERP；Direction； Effectiveness； IOR； Time Interval； ERP
摘要: 返回抑制(IOR)是个人对目标出现于新位置的提示线索比先前出现过提示线索的位置的响应更快更准确的一种机制。本研究采用经典的线索-靶刺激范式，与空间非预测性提示线索白色箭头结合起来，反复触发对靶刺激冒号的关注。结果表明，出现了显著的返回抑制现象，但方向性和有效性之间无交互作用。这些发现表明，外围有向提示触发的返回抑制现象与自动定位无关，并为此类研究提供了行为和神经方面的证据。
Abstract: Inhibition of Return (IOR) is a mechanism by which a person’s prompt cues to a new location ap-pear at a new location faster and more accurately than the location of a previous cue. In this study, the classic cue-target stimulation paradigm was used, combined with spatial non-predictive cues to the white arrows, repeatedly triggering attention on the target stimulus colon. The results show that there is a significant IOR phenomenon, but there is no interaction between directionality and effectiveness. These findings suggest that the phenomenon of return inhibition triggered by peripherally directed cues is not related to auto-location and provides behavioral and neurological evidence for such studies.
文章引用：王岩峰, 王恩国 (2018). 方向性提示线索对返回抑制的调节：行为和ERP研究. 心理学进展, 8(5), 770-780. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2018.85091

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