The Stroop Color-Word test as a measure of hierarchic integration

Joel P. Newman

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Methodological and conceptual flaws in previous studies of the Stroop Color-Word Test as a measure of hierarchic integration were examined, and then correlational data were presented to support the use of the Stroop as an operational measure of such integration. Several other studies supportive of this conclusion also were discussed briefly.

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1957Comparative Psychology of Mental Development.1962Psychological Differentiation.1963Age differences in performance on the Stroop Color-Word test1

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