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Colour effect on picture recognition memory. (CROSBI ID 567434)

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Nakić, Sandra ; Pavela, Irena Colour effect on picture recognition memory. // Psihološka obzorja / Podlesek, Anja ; Komidar, Luka (ur.). 2008. str. 16-17

Podaci o odgovornosti

Nakić, Sandra ; Pavela, Irena

engleski

Colour effect on picture recognition memory.

Different features of pictures can be used as recognition clues. The previous studies have shown that colour is one of them. However, it is still unclear whether enhanced recognition memory by colours is due to the distinctiveness of features highlighted by colours (sensory facilitation), or it is due to the colour representation in memory (cognitive facilitation). In the last case, unnaturally coloured pictures would be more difficult to memorize. This study was conducted to investigate colour effects on picture recognition memory. Colour diagnosticity was manipulated by using pictures in two colours modes: naturally and unnaturally coloured pictures, as well as black and white pictures. Since there were three different versions of picture in the encoding phase and three in the recognition phase, there were nine possible combinations of encoding and recognizing pictures. There were three groups of participants who were exposed to three different combinations of encoding and recognizing pictures. Accuracy and recognition time were measured. Results showed strong encoding-specificity effect (better picture recognition in the same version as in the study phase), as well as improved recognition memory by both colour modes. This indicates that colour improves recognition memory through sensory facilitation, not by colour representation in memory. Moreover, recognizing pictures in black and white includes different mechanisms from those involved in recognizing coloured pictures. Furthermore, recognition time was the longest for black and white pictures and the shortest for naturally coloured ones which suggests that recognition time depends on the fact that colour is a part of an identity of picture stimuli.

picture recognition memory; encoding-specificity effect; sensory facilitation; cognitive facilitation

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Podaci o prilogu

16-17.

2008.

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Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

Psihološka obzorja

Podlesek, Anja ; Komidar, Luka

Ljubljana: Slovenian Psychological Association

1318-1874

Podaci o skupu

8th Alps-Adria Psychology Conference

predavanje

02.10.2008-04.10.2008

Ljubljana, Slovenija

Povezanost rada

Psihologija