心理学报
心理學報
심이학보
Acta Psychologica Sinica
2013年
6期
649~657
,共null页
客体保持 表面特征线索 表面颜色 客体文件理论 客体预览利化效应
客體保持 錶麵特徵線索 錶麵顏色 客體文件理論 客體預覽利化效應
객체보지 표면특정선색 표면안색 객체문건이론 객체예람리화효응
object persistence; surface feature cue; surface color; object file theory; object-specific previewbenefit
采用客体回溯范式,以客体预览利化效应(objectspecificpreviewingbenefit,OSPB)作为指标,考察表面特征线索对客体保持的作用。实验1使用双向隧道创建时空线索不明确的条件,研究表面颜色特征线索的作用。实验2使用单向隧道使时空线索明确,研究表面颜色特征线索与时空线索一致、冲突情境下的客体保持。实验I和实验2均出现了OSPB效应,且实验2冲突情境的OSPB效应低于一致情境。研究结果表明在时空线索不明确的条件下,仅凭表面颜色特征线索就能实现客体保持;在时空线索明确的条件下,时空线索是客体保持的主要线索,同时表面颜色特征线索也起一定的作用。
採用客體迴溯範式,以客體預覽利化效應(objectspecificpreviewingbenefit,OSPB)作為指標,攷察錶麵特徵線索對客體保持的作用。實驗1使用雙嚮隧道創建時空線索不明確的條件,研究錶麵顏色特徵線索的作用。實驗2使用單嚮隧道使時空線索明確,研究錶麵顏色特徵線索與時空線索一緻、遲突情境下的客體保持。實驗I和實驗2均齣現瞭OSPB效應,且實驗2遲突情境的OSPB效應低于一緻情境。研究結果錶明在時空線索不明確的條件下,僅憑錶麵顏色特徵線索就能實現客體保持;在時空線索明確的條件下,時空線索是客體保持的主要線索,同時錶麵顏色特徵線索也起一定的作用。
채용객체회소범식,이객체예람리화효응(objectspecificpreviewingbenefit,OSPB)작위지표,고찰표면특정선색대객체보지적작용。실험1사용쌍향수도창건시공선색불명학적조건,연구표면안색특정선색적작용。실험2사용단향수도사시공선색명학,연구표면안색특정선색여시공선색일치、충돌정경하적객체보지。실험I화실험2균출현료OSPB효응,차실험2충돌정경적OSPB효응저우일치정경。연구결과표명재시공선색불명학적조건하,부빙표면안색특정선색취능실현객체보지;재시공선색명학적조건하,시공선색시객체보지적주요선색,동시표면안색특정선색야기일정적작용。
Whether surface feature information could become a cue in object persistence has been a controversial issue. According to the object file theory by Kahneman, Treisman and Gibbs (1992), spatiotemporal information, rather than surface feature information, is the key cue in object persistence. This viewpoint was supported by Mitroff and Alvarez' (2007) experiments using an object-reviewing paradigm. They found that participants could not establish object correspondence based on surface feature cues. However, Moore, Stephens and Hein (2010) exchanged the features of two objects abruptly in their experiments and found that the object correspondence operation could be established on the basis of surface feature cues. In the present study, the role of surface feature cues in object persistence was examined under two different conditions. In one condition, the spatiotemporal cue was ambiguous; in another condition, cue were either congruent or conflicting. the spatiotemporal cue and the surface color feature The present study used an object-reviewing paradigm and added a "tunnel" stimulus in order to control the role of spatiotemporal cues. Each "tunnel" stimulus was composed of a large circle with rectangles located at four points around the circle, to the left and right of the circle and above and below it. The left and right rectangles were entrances and the upper and lower rectangles were exits. On each trial, two objects entered the tunnel at same time from the left and right entrances, and then exited from the upper and lower exits respectively The objects were not visible when they were in the tunnel. There were two kinds of tunnels. One was "dual-route tunnel"; another was "single-route tunnel". When the dual-route tunnel was used, the two objects moving into the tunnel would leave the tunnel from the upper and lower exits at random, therefore the spatiotemporal cue was ambiguous. When the single-route tunnel was used, each object would leave the tunnel from one specific exit. Several unfamiliar figures were used as the test stimuli to minimize the possibility of verbal encoding of the stimuli by participants. Participants were instructed to judge whether the two figures on the objects after they left the tunnel were the same as the two figures on the objects before they entered the tunnel. Object specific previewing benefit was calculated to estimate the role of the surface feature in object persistence. Two experiments were conducted. In experiment 1, the dual-route tunnel was used and evidence for OSPB was found when the spatiotemporal cue was ambiguous. In experiment 2, the single-route tunnel was used and evidence for OSPB was also found, but the size of the effect was smaller in the conflicting condition than in the congruent condition. These results suggest that object persistence could be based on the surface feature cue when the spatiotemporal cue is ambiguous, and that the surface feature cue could also play a role in object persistence when the spatiotemporal cue was present.