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First published 2011-8

An Asymmetric Stroop/Reverse-Stroop Interference Phenomenon in ADHD

Yongning Song, Yuji Hakoda

Journal of Attention Disorders

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First published 2010-4

Features of Stroop and Reverse-Stroop Interference: Analysis by Response Modality and Evaluation

Yoshifumi Ikeda, Shogo Hirata, Hideyuki Okuzumi [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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Research article

First published 2013-1

Relationship between Stroop/Reverse-Stroop Interference and Postural Sway When Standing in Elderly People 1,2

Yoshifumi Ikeda, Shogo Hirata, Wataru Maeda [...]

Comprehensive Psychology

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First published 1974-4

Reversal of Stroop Test: Interference in Word Reading

Perry M. Nealis

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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Abstract

First published 2011

Relationships between Cognitive Functions and Mood of Elders in an Institute

Michiyo Ando, Nobu Ide, Haruko Kira [...]

i-Perception

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First published 1983-2

“Reverse” Stroop Effect in the Performance of Schizophrenics

Rudolf R. Abramczyk, Donald E. Jordan, Mark Hegel

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2014-11

About the unidirectionality of interference: Insight from the musical Stroop effect

Laurent Grégoire, Pierre Perruchet, Bénédicte Poulin-Charronnat

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2024-7

Eye gaze is not unique: The reversed congruency effect on gaze and tongue targets

Yoshihiko Tanaka, Kenta Ishikawa, Takato Oyama [...]

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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Research article

First published 1987-2

Stroop Phenomena in the Korean Language: The Case of Hangul,Chinese Characters and Romanization

Yasuo Morikawa, Hideko Kashiwazaki

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 1981-8

Stroop Phenomena in the Japanese Language: The Case of Ideographic Characters ( Kanji ) and Syllabic Characters ( Kana )

Yasuo Morikawa

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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