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Full-Text Articles in Cognition and Perception
Cerebral Asymmetries In Human Colour Perception, Zoe L. Hayes
Cerebral Asymmetries In Human Colour Perception, Zoe L. Hayes
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
Two experiments were designed in order to explore hemisphere asymmetries in both the identification and discrimination of colour. Extensive predictions were made based on the assumption that manual responses are controlled from the contralateral hemisphere and speech from the left hemisphere. The results of both experiments were inconclusive. Discussion centred around possible reasons for the limited effects and the design of future research.
Meaning Formation, Gail F. Czukar
Meaning Formation, Gail F. Czukar
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
An attempt was made to demonstrate laboratory conditions in which experiential components of meaning (i.e. perceptual and emotional correlates of observable stimuli and responses) pattern to form a gestalt. Semantic differential scales were used to measure the meaning of simple visual figures in two phases of the experiment. The first phase consisted of a pre- and post-exposure measurement of meaning with an intervening exposure to a compound visual display. In the second phase, subjects were exposed to an altered visual display and then rated the stimuli again.
Results do not support the predictions that (1) the meaning of the central …