时间多普勒效应的检验及其边界问题
The Test and Boundary Value of Temporary Doppler Effect
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2021.111027, PDF,   
作者: 陆燕妮, 萧 琳, 方宣皓:广西师范大学教育学部心理学系,广西 桂林;李宏翰*:广西师范大学教育学部心理学系,广西 桂林;广西师范大学认知神经科学与应用心理学广西高校重点实验室,广西 桂林
关键词: 时间知觉时间多普勒效应边界值Time Perception Temporary Doppler Effect Boundary Value
摘要: 本文基于Caruso等人的研究发现人们对相同距离的未来时间的感知比过去的更短,即时间多普勒效应。通过四个实验逐步检验时间多普勒效应并考察其边界问题。实验1在Caruso等人的研究基础上设置3个时间水平,分别是7天、4天、半天,发现在7天和4天的时间距离下存在多普勒效应。实验2则是在实验1的基础上设置3天、2天、1天,3个水平,发现都不存在时间多普勒效应。实验3设置以年为单位的2年、1年、半年,3个水平,发现也都不存在时间多普勒效应。实验4扩展时间距离设置3个水平,分别是7年、4年、3年,发现不存在时间多普勒效应。结果表明,1周内以天为单位的时间距离中存在时间多普勒效应及其边界,其边界为3~4天之间。
Abstract: Based on the research of Caruso et al., this paper finds that people’s perception of the future time of the same distance is shorter than the past, namely the temporary Doppler effect. Four experiments were carried out to test the temporary Doppler effect step by step and investigate its boundary problem. The boundary problem of temporary Doppler effect is discussed by four experiments. Experiment 1 set three time levels, 7 days (one week), 4 days, and half day, respectively, and found in 7 days and 4 days away from the time there is a Doppler effect. Experiment 2 set three levels of 3 days, 2 days, and 1 day, and found that there was no Doppler effect. Experiment 3 set 2 years, 1 year, 6 months, and also found that there is no temporary Doppler effect. Experiment 4 also set three levels, namely, 7 years, 4 years, and 3 years, and time Doppler effect is not there. The study shows that there is a temporary Doppler effect between the days of the time interval in days, that is, between 3~4 days.
文章引用:陆燕妮, 李宏翰, 萧琳, 方宣皓 (2021). 时间多普勒效应的检验及其边界问题. 心理学进展, 11(1), 240-248. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2021.111027

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