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%T Social Presence Effects on the Stroop Task: Boundary Conditions and an Alternative Account
%A Klauer, Karl Christoph
%A Herfordt, Julia
%A Voss, Andreas
%J Journal of Experimental Social Psychology
%N 2
%P 469-476
%V 44
%D 2008
%K Social facilitation; Social cognition
%= 2011-02-07T13:46:00Z
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%> https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-215698
%X Two studies investigated boundary conditions of an effect of social presence on the Stroop task and its interpretation in terms of an attentional view (P. Huguet, M. P. Galvaing, J. M. Monteil, & F. Dumas, 1999). In this view, social presence leads to attentional focusing, enhancing participants’ ability to screen out the distracting features of Stroop stimuli. As predicted, Stroop interference was found to be reduced by social presence, but an alternative account in which social presence exerts an effect on task selection received more support.
%C NLD
%G en
%9 journal article
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