Conflict-Elicited Negative Evaluations of Neutral Stimuli: Testing Overt Responses and Stimulus-Frequency Differences as Critical Side Conditions.

When we compared Stroop conflict’s priming of negative evaluations of neutral objects between Experiments 1a and 1b within the same participants, the latter view was better supported in the sense that the priming of the negative evaluations was definitely significant and present under conditions where an overt response was given to the conflicting stimuli.

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