心理科学
心理科學
심이과학
Psychological Science
2014年
3期
694~699
,共null页
错误归因 情感错误归因程序 叠加效应效价 语义
錯誤歸因 情感錯誤歸因程序 疊加效應效價 語義
착오귀인 정감착오귀인정서 첩가효응효개 어의
misattribution, affect misattribution procedure, additive effect, valence, semantic
错误归因是将某个效应的来源错认为是其它来源。研究采用修改的情感错误归因程序(AMP)范式,考察情感错误归因的叠加效应及该效应是否也发生于语义过程。结果表明:(1)经典AMP范式下,不论是情感启动词还是语义启动词都可以引发错误归因反应。(2)双情感启动词的AMP范式下出现了错误归因的叠加效应。(3)双语义启动词的AMP范式没有发现错误归因的叠加效应。说明错误归因的叠加效应只发生于情感过程。
錯誤歸因是將某箇效應的來源錯認為是其它來源。研究採用脩改的情感錯誤歸因程序(AMP)範式,攷察情感錯誤歸因的疊加效應及該效應是否也髮生于語義過程。結果錶明:(1)經典AMP範式下,不論是情感啟動詞還是語義啟動詞都可以引髮錯誤歸因反應。(2)雙情感啟動詞的AMP範式下齣現瞭錯誤歸因的疊加效應。(3)雙語義啟動詞的AMP範式沒有髮現錯誤歸因的疊加效應。說明錯誤歸因的疊加效應隻髮生于情感過程。
착오귀인시장모개효응적래원착인위시기타래원。연구채용수개적정감착오귀인정서(AMP)범식,고찰정감착오귀인적첩가효응급해효응시부야발생우어의과정。결과표명:(1)경전AMP범식하,불론시정감계동사환시어의계동사도가이인발착오귀인반응。(2)쌍정감계동사적AMP범식하출현료착오귀인적첩가효응。(3)쌍어의계동사적AMP범식몰유발현착오귀인적첩가효응。설명착오귀인적첩가효응지발생우정감과정。
Misattribution was conceptualized as mistaking an effect of one source for the effect of another. It was a common phenome- non in people's daily life. Payne et al. (2005) developed a paradigm of Affect Misattribution Procedure (AMP) and found that the af- fect aroused by the prime was misattributed to a neutral target. However, there is usually more than one prime of misattribution in real life. Based on previous studies that nonconscious affect deriving from independent primes had combined effects (Murphy, Monahan, & Zajonc, 1995 ), the present study adopted a modified AMP paradigm to investigate whether the additive effect of misattribution was in- duced by two sequentially presented affective primes. Furthermore, recent AMP studies indicated that semantic misattribution also took place (e. g. , Blaison, Imhoff, Htihnel, Hess, & Banse, 2012). Thus, this study used semantic priming as a contrast condition to fur- ther exam the additive effect of semantic misattribution. Three experiments were conducted in the present study, using the Chinese compound words as affective or semantic primes and the Hebrew words as targets. A total of 21 undergraduate students (11 males and 9 females) without any Hebrew learning experiences par- ticipated in Experiment 1 and Experiment 3a, which adopted the standard AMP procedure; they were seated in front of a Pentium m 800 computer and presented with the Hebrew word as a target immediately after the presentation of the Chinese word as a prime, their task was to indicate whether the target word depicted a positive / negative ( Experiment 1 ) or animate / inanimate ( Experiment 3a) ob- ject. Participants in Experiment 2 and Experiment 3b were 23 undergraduate students without any Hebrew learning experiences (9 males and 14 females), who took part in the modified AMP paradigm of two sequentially present primes; they were presented with a Hebrew word, which was preceded by context stimuli (the first Chinese word) and prime stimuli (the second Chinese word) varying in terms of valence or semantic attribute. Their task was to judge whether they perceived the target word to be pleasant / unpleasant or animate / inanimate respectively. The main results ( see Fig. 2) were summarized as follows : ( 1 ) In Experiment 1 and Experiment 3a, there were clear main effects of prime valance [ F( 1, 20) = 26. 58, p 〈. 001, η2 = 1 ] and semantic attribute [ F( 1, 20) = 51.79, p 〈. 01,η2 = 1 ], which im- plied there were significant misattribution effects under both affective and semantic priming conditions in the standard AMP paradigm. (2) Experiment 2 revealed a main effect of the second prime valance [ F( 1, 22) = 8.98, p 〈. 01, η2 =. 82] and a significant two - way interaction between first prime valence and second prime valence [ F(1,22) = 6. 45 ,p 〈. 05, η2 =. 68 ], indicating that the affec- tive misattribution effect of the second prime was more pronounced when the valance of first prime was consistent with the second prime than when the valance of two primes were inconsistent, that is, the valence of the first prime and the valence of the second prime had an additive effect of misattribution. (3) Experiment 3b showed that, as a contrast condition, there were no misattribution effects in the modified AMP experiment by using two semantic primes. Based on the results of this study, the additive effect of misattribution only took place in the modified affective AMP. The affect a- roused by the primes that was misattributed to the targets presumably followed an additive function.