阈下呈现的动物面孔吸引力对注意的影响
The Effect of Subliminal Animal Face Attraction on Attention
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2019.97147, PDF,    国家自然科学基金支持
作者: 杨 宏：内蒙古师范大学心理学院，内蒙古 呼和浩特；尚俊辰：辽宁师范大学心理学院，辽宁 大连
关键词: 注意；面孔吸引力；双眼竞争；连续闪烁抑制；返回抑制；Attention； Facial Attractiveness； Binocular Rivalry； Continuous Flash Suppression； Inhibition of Return
摘要: 本实验采用连续闪烁抑制范式，通过2 (动物面孔种类：猫、老虎) × 3 (动物面孔吸引力等级：高、中等、低吸引力)的被试内实验设计探讨不可见的动物面孔吸引力线索，对注意的返回抑制的影响。结果发现，人们对不同吸引力的动物面孔在无意识情况下没有表现出不同的注意偏好。这表明动物面孔在不可见的状态下不能影响人们的注意，在一定程度上支持了人们偏好有吸引力面孔是源于配偶质量的观点。
Abstract: The present study used Continuous Flash Suppression paradigm and 2 (animal face species: cat, tiger) × 3 (animal face attractiveness level: attractive, neutral, unattractive) within subject design to investigate effect of invisible animal facial attractiveness cues on inhibition of return of attention. Results show that participants showed no different preference to animal faces with different levels of attractiveness in the unconscious conditions. This suggests that animal facial attractiveness does not attract people's attention in an invisible condition, which to a certain extent supports that the mate quality accounts for people's preference for attractive faces.
文章引用：杨宏, 尚俊辰 (2019). 阈下呈现的动物面孔吸引力对注意的影响. 心理学进展, 9(7), 1193-1202. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2019.97147

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