Deactivation by Unpriming: Does Decrease of Influence mean Lowering of Activation Level?
Question: Unpriming means a decrease in the influence of primed knowledge, but does it also mean a lowered activation level? Method: Measuring the effect of unpriming with Lexical Decision Task instead of random answering. Findings: The answer is NO. Reaction times were faster after individuals firs...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2013
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