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markings depends on their placement. Research from laboratory and road environments shows<br />

that optimal visibility is achieved through the perceptual phenomenon, “biological motion” which<br />

is created by marking the limb joints. This configuration allows drivers to recognize pedestrians at<br />

a long distance, whereas markings on the torso <strong>of</strong>ten are not perceived.<br />

5028.155 Color preference <strong>of</strong> the computer screen <strong>of</strong> Chinese youth, Yan Ge, Kan Zhang,<br />

Ronggang Zhou, Xi Liu, Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, China<br />

Three experiments, applying forced choice and subjective estimates, were designed to investigate<br />

the color preference <strong>of</strong> the computer screen <strong>of</strong> Chinese young subjects. Both the background color<br />

and foreground color, as well as their combinations were examined. The results showed that: 1,<br />

Blue, purple, gray-blue and cyan were the more popular colors among the 8 colors for the<br />

background color. 2, The foreground color preference was influenced by the background color, but<br />

white, yellow series and green series were all popular foreground colors for the background color<br />

<strong>of</strong> blue, purple and gray-blue. Some mechanism and implications were discussed.<br />

5028.156 Computer anxiety and the relationship between computer anxiety and performance on<br />

information processing tasks in undergraduate students, Junqing Wen, Han Buxin, Institute <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Psychology</strong>, Chinese Academic <strong>of</strong> Science, China<br />

Computer anxiety (CA) <strong>of</strong> Chinese undergraduate students and the relationship between CA and<br />

performance <strong>of</strong> computer-based information processing tasks were investigated in this study. Four<br />

CA Scales and three experiments with computer trouble settings were administered. Results<br />

showed that: (1) 16.50-17.92% students are in high-level <strong>of</strong> CA, (2) high level <strong>of</strong> CA was<br />

significantly correlated with students <strong>of</strong> poor computer experience, from rural areas and have no<br />

personal computers, (3) for the tasks, performances were influenced by both CA and state anxiety<br />

jointly. Students with high-level <strong>of</strong> CA experienced more state anxiety during tests than those with<br />

low-level <strong>of</strong> CA.<br />

5028.157 Application <strong>of</strong> multiple resources theory in pilot selection, Kan Zhang, Xianghong<br />

Sun, Yanfang Liu, Qunhui Yang, Ronggang Zhou, Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong><br />

Sciences, China<br />

Principle <strong>of</strong> the Multiple Resources Theory <strong>of</strong> Attention was implied to design a PC based pilot<br />

selection device to test candidates cognitive capacities, with a tracking task as the first task, a<br />

balancing task as secondary task, and 6 third tasks. It was found that only performance with three<br />

tasks simultaneously may predict candidates' cognitive abilities <strong>of</strong> being pilots. Based on data<br />

collected from more than 400 subjects, weights <strong>of</strong> the performance <strong>of</strong> combinations <strong>of</strong> the tasks as<br />

parameters <strong>of</strong> a formula were decided.<br />

5028.158 Inattention cued inhibition <strong>of</strong> return in slant perception, Guangqiang Zhang 1 , Mowei<br />

Shen 2 , Lu Guo 2 , Zhuanghua Shi 2 , 1 National key lab <strong>of</strong> Human Factors <strong>of</strong> Zhejiang University,<br />

China, 2 Department <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong> and Behavioral Science, Zhejiang University, China<br />

In 3D space, participants were required to pay attention to a plane <strong>of</strong> a specific color, neglect<br />

another, then react to the orientation <strong>of</strong> target plane. Compared with the results in the baseline<br />

condition, reaction time was 72ms longer when its location was the same as the attended plane,<br />

only 49ms longer when same as the unattended plane. EEG analysis revealed unattended plane<br />

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