INVESTIGATED THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEDIATED PRIMING OF ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES TO COMMONNESS OF RESPO... more INVESTIGATED THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEDIATED PRIMING OF ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES TO COMMONNESS OF RESPONSE MEANING, STIMULUS FAMILIARITY, AND RESPONSE FAMILIARITY. THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT SUCH PRIMING CAN BE USED SUCCESSFULLY TO INCREASE THE FREQUENCY OF RESPONSES REPRESENTING ALTERNATE MEANINGS OF HOMOGRAPHIC STIMULI. THE PRIMING EFFECT WAS INVERSELY RELATED TO COMMONNESS OF RESPONSE MEANING, BUT DIRECTLY RELATED TO RESPONSE FAMILIARITY. SEVERAL INTERACTION
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1970
Three experiments investigated the influence of number of priming words, as compared with the ass... more Three experiments investigated the influence of number of priming words, as compared with the associative strength of the primers, in producing the priming effect. The results indicated that priming is a function both of the absolute and relative associative strength of the priming words, and that number of primers per se is not significant.
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1970
Four experiments investigated the effect of modifying the arousal of implicit associative respons... more Four experiments investigated the effect of modifying the arousal of implicit associative responses (IARs) during training on producing subsequent changes in the magnitude and selectivity of IAR-mediated generalization. Results indicated that training procedures which require the S to focus on the critical stimuli (CSs) increase correct CS recognition, but decrease the overall magnitude of mediated generalization. Selectivity of the generalization effect, on the other hand, was shown to be a function of time allowed for IAR occurrence during training. In all conditions, priming was effective in modifying specific IAR arousal. The results were replicated in a fifth experiment.
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1966
The present study was designed to test the effect of mediated priming on associative responses un... more The present study was designed to test the effect of mediated priming on associative responses under four conditions. In the first condition, the priming words were followed immediately by the cue-stimulus word. In the other three conditions, there was a 15-sec interval between priming and cue-stimulus. These intervals were either unfilled, filled with meaningless nonverbal activity, or filled with meaningful verbal activity, respectively. The number of desired responses was tabulated for each stimulus for each condition and was compared with normative data.
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1968
Two experiments, differing only in mode of response elicitation (oral, discrete, or written, cont... more Two experiments, differing only in mode of response elicitation (oral, discrete, or written, continuous), were conducted to study the effects of verbal satiation. A 4 x 3 x 2 design was used: There were four conditions of satiation (self-, synonym-, and unrelatedsatiation, plus a nonverbal control), three levels of S-primary R strength (high, medium, and low), and two satiation intervals (4 and 60 set). Neither experiment supported the associative satiation hypothesis. An alternative explanation of selective associative activation is suggested.
... Development Early Research Studying Children and Defense Mechanisms The Use of Narrative Mate... more ... Development Early Research Studying Children and Defense Mechanisms The Use of Narrative Material to Study ... However, through this use of projection, rejected children are able to attrib-ute their ... His sense of self is protected through the use of the defense of identification. ...
... Thus, those who score high on the Repression end of Byrne's (1961) Repression-Sensitizat... more ... Thus, those who score high on the Repression end of Byrne's (1961) Repression-Sensitization (RS) scale (Cook, 1985; Hare, 1966), high on Mariowe-Crowne defensiveness (Gudjonsson, 1981;Tomaka, Blascovich & Kelsey, 1992), high on Weinberger's measure of repressive ...
INVESTIGATED THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEDIATED PRIMING OF ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES TO COMMONNESS OF RESPO... more INVESTIGATED THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEDIATED PRIMING OF ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES TO COMMONNESS OF RESPONSE MEANING, STIMULUS FAMILIARITY, AND RESPONSE FAMILIARITY. THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT SUCH PRIMING CAN BE USED SUCCESSFULLY TO INCREASE THE FREQUENCY OF RESPONSES REPRESENTING ALTERNATE MEANINGS OF HOMOGRAPHIC STIMULI. THE PRIMING EFFECT WAS INVERSELY RELATED TO COMMONNESS OF RESPONSE MEANING, BUT DIRECTLY RELATED TO RESPONSE FAMILIARITY. SEVERAL INTERACTION
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1970
Three experiments investigated the influence of number of priming words, as compared with the ass... more Three experiments investigated the influence of number of priming words, as compared with the associative strength of the primers, in producing the priming effect. The results indicated that priming is a function both of the absolute and relative associative strength of the priming words, and that number of primers per se is not significant.
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1970
Four experiments investigated the effect of modifying the arousal of implicit associative respons... more Four experiments investigated the effect of modifying the arousal of implicit associative responses (IARs) during training on producing subsequent changes in the magnitude and selectivity of IAR-mediated generalization. Results indicated that training procedures which require the S to focus on the critical stimuli (CSs) increase correct CS recognition, but decrease the overall magnitude of mediated generalization. Selectivity of the generalization effect, on the other hand, was shown to be a function of time allowed for IAR occurrence during training. In all conditions, priming was effective in modifying specific IAR arousal. The results were replicated in a fifth experiment.
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1966
The present study was designed to test the effect of mediated priming on associative responses un... more The present study was designed to test the effect of mediated priming on associative responses under four conditions. In the first condition, the priming words were followed immediately by the cue-stimulus word. In the other three conditions, there was a 15-sec interval between priming and cue-stimulus. These intervals were either unfilled, filled with meaningless nonverbal activity, or filled with meaningful verbal activity, respectively. The number of desired responses was tabulated for each stimulus for each condition and was compared with normative data.
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1968
Two experiments, differing only in mode of response elicitation (oral, discrete, or written, cont... more Two experiments, differing only in mode of response elicitation (oral, discrete, or written, continuous), were conducted to study the effects of verbal satiation. A 4 x 3 x 2 design was used: There were four conditions of satiation (self-, synonym-, and unrelatedsatiation, plus a nonverbal control), three levels of S-primary R strength (high, medium, and low), and two satiation intervals (4 and 60 set). Neither experiment supported the associative satiation hypothesis. An alternative explanation of selective associative activation is suggested.
... Development Early Research Studying Children and Defense Mechanisms The Use of Narrative Mate... more ... Development Early Research Studying Children and Defense Mechanisms The Use of Narrative Material to Study ... However, through this use of projection, rejected children are able to attrib-ute their ... His sense of self is protected through the use of the defense of identification. ...
... Thus, those who score high on the Repression end of Byrne's (1961) Repression-Sensitizat... more ... Thus, those who score high on the Repression end of Byrne's (1961) Repression-Sensitization (RS) scale (Cook, 1985; Hare, 1966), high on Mariowe-Crowne defensiveness (Gudjonsson, 1981;Tomaka, Blascovich & Kelsey, 1992), high on Weinberger's measure of repressive ...
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