APS

29th APS Annual Convention · 2017

The Interference of Symbolic and Nonsymbolic Numbers in a Novel Enumeration Stroop Task

Boston, MA · May 2017

Poster Session · Cognitive

  • H. Moriah Sokolowski
    University of Western Ontario
  • Zachary Hawes
    University of Western Ontario
  • Tali Leibovich
    University of Western Ontario
  • Daniel Ansari
    University of Western Ontario

Abstract

Researchers have debated whether symbolic and nonsymbolic numbers are represented in the same way. We used a novel enumeration stroop paradigm to examine facilitation and interference symbolic and nonsymbolic numbers during a number comparison task. Results revealed that symbolic numbers are processed more automatically than nonsymbolic numbers.

Perception

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