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Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
This study examined the role of retrieval context in implicit word-stem completion by
manipulating the numbers of word-stem index during word-stem completion task under the
control of level of processing during encoding to explore the relationship between involuntary
awareness and implicit priming. The result showed that: (1) many previously studied items were
retrieved with the increase of retrieval index during word-stem completion; (2) the level of
awareness to previously studied items enhanced with the increase of retried previously studied
items. This kind of awareness was involuntary or passive.
5138.173 Visualization and Fuzzy segmentation of cognitive process, Shu Zhou 1 , Nan Zhou 2 ,
1 2
First Military Medical University, China; China Agricultural University, China
It is assumed the cognitive process underlying a mental chronometric task consists of processing
stages serially and non-overlappingly. To illustrate this assumption is erroneous, fuzzy clustering
analysis was applied to spatiotemporal patterns of event-related potentials recorded during a
Chinese idiom comprehension task. A set of typical spatial patterns (microstates) represents and
visualizes each processing stage as a result of clustering, which organizes in parallel and
overlapping style suggested by the time series of membership. Both the reappearence of certain
microstates and the existence of some unique ones reveal the complexity of cognitive process.
5138.174 Item exchanging effect of psychological representation in Chinese causational clause
comprehension of Chinese reader, Jinqiao Zhang, Jinan University, China
This paper describe one experiment designed to examine the item exchanging effect of
psychological representation in Chinese causational clause comprehension. It is easy to Chinese
reader to form a “cause¡úeffect” constant psychological representation, while the items order of
Chinese causational clause are “effect¡úcause” the items of psychological representation will
exchange. This result explores that Chinese reader probably have a series cognitive processing
according inherent directionality of “cause¡úeffect”, when they read Chinese causational clause.
5138.175 Extraversion, neuroticism and emotion regulation, Miner Huang, Yanhua Hu, Sun
Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China
Our previous research demonstrated that extraversion is a trait of positive emotions, it is related to
more rumination and reveal in positive emotion and also feel more positive emotions in life.
Neuroticism is a trait of negative emotions, it is related to more rumination and reveal in negative
emotions and feel more negative emotions in life. In experimental research, it was found that high
of extraversion will led to less parasympathetic arousal (R-R interval) and high of neuroticism will
led to more sympathetic arousal (FT) when exposure disgust stimuli. Further research will collect
data about how these two traits led to difference consequences in subjective report, expressive
behavior and physiological response when disgust is re-evaluating or suppression.
5138.176 Touch: Evidence for a new signaling system for emotion, Matthew Hertenstein 1 ,
Dacher Keltner 2 , Betsy App 1 , Andrew Yoder 1 , 1 DePauw University, USA; 2 University of
California, USA
The study of emotional signaling has focused almost exclusively on the face and voice with little
attention given to touch. Drawing upon well established methods in emotion research, we present
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