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Avatars and vases: the automatic processing of what other people see (CROSBI ID 653409)

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Valerjev, Pavle ; Dujmović, Marin Avatars and vases: the automatic processing of what other people see // Proceedings of the XXIII Science Conference Empirical Studies in Psychology / Tošković, Oliver ; Damnjanović, Kaja ; Lazarević, Ljiljana (ur.). Beograd: Institute of Psychology ; Laboratory for Experimental Psychology (LEP), 2017. str. 70-75

Podaci o odgovornosti

Valerjev, Pavle ; Dujmović, Marin

engleski

Avatars and vases: the automatic processing of what other people see

We modified the dot perspective task to conduct a simple visual perception experiment. Our participants had to rapidly judge their own or a perspective of a 3D avatar when those perspectives could show the same (consistent) or different number of stimuli (inconsistent). Participants had to judge, as fast as possible, how many stimuli (vases) were seen in the scene by them, or by the avatar. Other studies have shown information of the other person's perspective was processed automatically prolonging response times for inconsistent trials even when participants made judgments from their own perspective. Recent research has been focused on what is the contribution of social versus perceptual information for the size of this interference. Our goal was to examine whether perspective taking was under the influence of a salient characteristic, skin tone. Participants had to make judgments form self/other perspective in consistent and inconsistent trials for two identical female 3D models which differed only in RGB values of skin color. Results show a significant effect of consistency: participants were faster in consistent trials. A significant consistency-perspective interaction revealed a stronger interference effect when taking the other perspective than the self perspective. The skin color effect was also significant with slightly faster responses for similar-color avatars.

dot perspective task, visual perspective taking, mentalizing, visual attention

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Podaci o prilogu

70-75.

2017.

objavljeno

Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

Proceedings of the XXIII Science Conference Empirical Studies in Psychology

Tošković, Oliver ; Damnjanović, Kaja ; Lazarević, Ljiljana

Beograd: Institute of Psychology ; Laboratory for Experimental Psychology (LEP)

978-86-6427-088-5

Podaci o skupu

XXIII Science Conference Empirical Studies in Psychology

predavanje

24.03.2017-26.03.2017

Beograd, Srbija

Povezanost rada

Psihologija