作者: Wim Gevers , Seppe Santens , Elisah Dhooge , Qi Chen , Lisa Van den Bossche
DOI: 10.1037/A0017688
关键词: Cognitive science 、 Task analysis 、 Numerical cognition 、 Correlation 、 Stimulus–response compatibility 、 Coding (social sciences) 、 Cognition 、 Cognitive psychology 、 Psychology 、 Unilateral neglect 、 Spatial ability
摘要: A tight correspondence has been postulated between the representations of number and space. The spatial numerical association response codes (SNARC) effect, which reflects observation that people respond faster with left-hand side to small numbers right-hand large numbers, is regarded as strong evidence for this correspondence. dominant explanation SNARC effect it results from visuospatial coding magnitude (e.g., mental line hypothesis). In a series experiments, we demonstrated only part story verbal-spatial influences processes have believed be purely visuospatial. Additionally, when both accounts were directly contrasted, was observed in absence coding. Relations other number-space interactions implications tasks are discussed.