应用心理学
應用心理學
응용심이학
Chinese JOurnal of Applied Psychology
2010年
1期
3~11
,共null页
沈模卫 董一胜 周吉帆 马飞 张海琦
瀋模衛 董一勝 週吉帆 馬飛 張海琦
침모위 동일성 주길범 마비 장해기
闪光滞后效应 延迟差异 后测理论
閃光滯後效應 延遲差異 後測理論
섬광체후효응 연지차이 후측이론
flash-lag effect, differential latency, postdiction model
闪光滞后效应(flash—lag effect)是指在与运动物体一致的位置上呈现闪光(flash),知觉上闪光落后于运动物体的视错觉。延迟差异理论认为,产生该现象的原因是视觉系统加工闪光的速度比加工运动物体慢。根据该理论,作者预测:如采用知觉加工速度更快(或更慢)的客体替代闪光,应能相应地产生更小(或更大)的闪光滞后效应。为了检验该预测,作者以“客体突现”(onset)和“客体消失”(offset)替代闪光滞后实验中的闪光,结果发现,“突现”的知觉滞后大于“消失”,但时序判断任务表明“突现”的知觉延迟比“消失”短。该结果并不支持延迟差异理论。
閃光滯後效應(flash—lag effect)是指在與運動物體一緻的位置上呈現閃光(flash),知覺上閃光落後于運動物體的視錯覺。延遲差異理論認為,產生該現象的原因是視覺繫統加工閃光的速度比加工運動物體慢。根據該理論,作者預測:如採用知覺加工速度更快(或更慢)的客體替代閃光,應能相應地產生更小(或更大)的閃光滯後效應。為瞭檢驗該預測,作者以“客體突現”(onset)和“客體消失”(offset)替代閃光滯後實驗中的閃光,結果髮現,“突現”的知覺滯後大于“消失”,但時序判斷任務錶明“突現”的知覺延遲比“消失”短。該結果併不支持延遲差異理論。
섬광체후효응(flash—lag effect)시지재여운동물체일치적위치상정현섬광(flash),지각상섬광락후우운동물체적시착각。연지차이이론인위,산생해현상적원인시시각계통가공섬광적속도비가공운동물체만。근거해이론,작자예측:여채용지각가공속도경쾌(혹경만)적객체체대섬광,응능상응지산생경소(혹경대)적섬광체후효응。위료검험해예측,작자이“객체돌현”(onset)화“객체소실”(offset)체대섬광체후실험중적섬광,결과발현,“돌현”적지각체후대우“소실”,단시서판단임무표명“돌현”적지각연지비“소실”단。해결과병불지지연지차이이론。
The flash-lag effect is a robust visual illusion in which a flash appears to spatially lag a continuously moving stimulus, even though actually both stimuli are precisely aligned. The differential latency model suggests that the flash-lag effect occurs because the flash is processed slower than the moving object. Ac- cordingly it should be predicted that using another visual event with shorter/longer perceptual latency to replace the flash could induce a smaller/larger illu- sory lag. Three experiments were conducted to test this prediction utilizing onset/offset instead of flash in the classical flash-lag paradigm. The results indi- cated that the onset-lag was significantly larger than the flash-lag and the offset-lag, though the perceptual latency of onset was shorter than offset in the subjec- tive simultaneity judgment. The findings were incon- sistent with the prediction of the differential latency model, or of other models which suggest that the flash-lag effect reflects the perceptual mechanism of compensating perceptual latency.