- [[Stroop task]] # Idea Negative priming Stroop trials induce a stronger [[Stroop interference effect]]. Whether a trial is negatively primed trial depends on the preceding trial. Example negative priming trial sequences (the second word is the negative priming trial): - <span style="color:red"> BLUE </span> <span style="color:blue"> RED </span> - <span style="color:red"> BLUE </span> <span style="color:green"> RED </span> - <span style="color:red"> BLUE </span> <span style="color:yellow"> RED </span> In the examples above, the trial preceding the negative priming trial (i.e., second word) primes participants to respond RED, which is the the wrong response (word-reading response) for the second word. From [[Hanslmayr 2008 electrophysiological dynamics of Stroop interference]] ![[Pasted image 269.png]] # References