Stimulus-Response Bindings in the Go/NoGo Task: Effects on the Judged Typicality of Stimuli.

摘要: Abstract. In the present paper, we explore notion that judgments of typicality are dependent on goal-relevancy exemplars. However, propose relevancy can be derived from response provided to stimulus, through operation stimulus-response bindings. Specifically, items associated with selection responses tagged as “relevant” and will subsequently judged more typical their categories, while stimuli avoidance “irrelevant” less categories. We test this prediction a Go-NoGo task male female faces. Results showed (a) faces (Go) were gender category than an (NoGo) response, (b) these effects likely observed when context is reactivated. Our results consistent representation goal-oriented contextually dependent.