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Direct linkSantiago, Julio; Ouellet, Marc; Roman, Antonio; Valenzuela, Javier – Cognitive Science, 2012
Conceptual congruency effects are biases induced by an irrelevant conceptual dimension of a task (e.g., location in vertical space) on the processing of another, relevant dimension (e.g., judging words' emotional evaluation). Such effects are a central empirical pillar for recent views about how the mind/brain represents concepts. In the present…
Descriptors: Attention, Prompting, Priming, Concept Formation
