Sentence examples for color words from inspiring English sources

For example, Stroop-like stimuli were presented (color words in colored ink).

(In all, he uses color words more than two hundred times).

Other pieces call to mind other color words — puce, cream, chartreuse, peat, liverish, brass — that seem almost right but are, in the end, wrong.

Among the items of which participants were asked to recall random lists were colors and tastes, not "color words" and "food words".

In 1969, Brent Berlin and Paul Kay, after comparing the color words from 98 languages, "proposed a model for the universal development of color-vocabularies," Mr. Gage writes.

It's a collage of oversize black-and-white photographs of dead relatives, bright blocks of color, words, numbers and the African dikenga, a circular chart that shows the cycle of life from birth to the ancestral realm.

The traditional task consists of a color word printed in colored ink that either matches the color word (e.g. "red" printed in red ink: a congruent condition), or mismatches the color word (e.g. "red" printed in blue: an incongruent condition).

ACC activity during the Stroop color word interference task has been of particular interest.

In the Color-Word condition, participants responded to the colors in which an incongruent color word were displayed (i.e., 'RED' displayed in green), as quickly as possible.

Her most influential example investigated children's acquisition of "chromium" (a color word referring to olive green).

In addition, they had pronounced difficulties in the color word condition of the Stroop test and exhibited lower interference scores, indicating poorer interference control.