视线相交

Q3 Psychology
Barry Dauphin, Harold H. Greene, Mindee Juve, MellisaA. Boyle, Ellen Day-Suba
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摘要:考虑到人们对使用眼动追踪技术研究罗夏克反应过程的持续兴趣,本研究对罗夏克施测过程中几个眼动追踪指标的内部一致性进行了检验。最近,许多实验心理学家认为,研究人员应该关注并报告包括眼动追踪在内的表现测量的内部一致性统计,以提高效应大小、假设检验的功率和研究结果的可复制性。在目前的研究中,与理解自上而下(目标驱动)过程更相关的眼动跟踪变量显示出良好到出色的内部一致性,而主要受自下而上(刺激驱动)过程影响的变量则显示出可疑或较差的内部一致性。目前的研究结果支持了近期的研究策略,即利用协议级眼动追踪平均值与罗夏克编码变量建立联系。此外,当前的研究还发现了眼动跟踪变量在不同卡片上的差异,显示出中等到较大的效应大小,这为卡片对视觉搜索策略的刺激拉动提供了证据,包括以前在罗夏克研究中未使用过的变量。
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Seeing Eye-to-Eye
Abstract: Considering the continuing interest in the use of eye-tracking technology for study of the Rorschach response process, the present study examines the internal consistencies for several eye-tracking indices during Rorschach administration. Many experimental psychologists have recently maintained that researchers should be interested in and report the internal consistency statistics of performance measures, including eye tracking in order to improve effect size, the power of hypothesis testing, and the replicability of findings. In the current study, eye-tracking variables more relevant to understanding top–down (goal-driven) processes showed good-to-excellent internal consistencies, while variables largely affected by bottom–up (stimulus-driven) processes showed questionable or poor internal consistency. The current findings provide support for recent research strategies of utilizing protocol-level eye-tracking averages to link to Rorschach coding variables. In addition, the current study found differences across cards for the eye-tracking variables, showing medium-to-large effect sizes, which provides evidence for the stimulus pull of the cards for visual search strategies, including variables not previously used in Rorschach research.
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Rorschachiana
Rorschachiana Psychology-Clinical Psychology
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