Affective Priming in a Lexical Decision Task: Is There an Effect of Words´Concreteness?
Affective priming occurs when responses to a target are facilitated when it is preceded by a prime congruent in valence. We conducted two experiments in order to test whether this is a genuine emotional effect or rather it can be accounted for by semantic relatedness between primes and targets. With this aim, semantic relatedness and emotional congruence between primes and targets were orthogonally manipulated. Participants performed a lexical decision task. [...]
Problems of the randomization test for AB designs
N = 1 designs imply repeated registrations of the behaviour of [...]
Executive (dys)function in aged people with and without Alzheimer: Expectation-based strategic action
La disfunción ejecutiva (dFE) es una alteración mental central en las [...]
Normative data of 269 Spanish word fragments from the extension of Dasí, Soler and Ruiz (2004) database
En este trabajo se presenta una base de 269 fragmentos [...]
Schema activation in translation and reading: A paradoxical effect
In three experiments we examined the effect of schema activation [...]
