ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019
Congruency between Objects' Size and Magnitude of Anticipated Results of Responses Is Able to Induce Potentiation Effects
- Ronan Guerineau
CeRSM, Paris Nanterre University - Loïc Heurley
CeRSM, Paris Nanterre University - Vincent Dru
LICAE (Laboratory of Interactions Cognition, Action, Emotion) - Denis Brouillet
University of Montpellier
Abstract
With this study, we manipulated size of objects (i.e. large/small vegetables) and magnitude of action’s results (i.e. low/high pitch). We found, as we hypothesized, that the congruency between object’s size and anticipated effect’s magnitude lead to smaller reaction time (i.e. large/low and small/high).
Cognitive Processes
