The Stroop Test (English)
The Stroop test is a way of inducing physiological stress in human volunteers. It is often used in laboratory experiments for this purpose. This laboratory will replicate Stroop's 1935 experiment and demonstrate some physiological measurements that may indicate stress.
Students will perform five exercises, measuring blood pressure, skin temperature and heart rate for each:
- Resting Measurements
- Monochrome word reading
- Color naming
- Reading colored words
- Color naming
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Release Notes for The Stroop Test v1.1
Changes Since Previous Version
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This version of the experiment corrects an issue where the incorrect PowerLab was shown as the default.
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