Sentence examples for colour conditions from inspiring English sources

Data have been analysed by multivariate analysis techniques such as Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Hierarchic Cluster Analysis (HCA) with the attempt to better study and understand the colour conditions of the surface before and after the cleaning.

An effect of prime type for the real colour conditions was found only in left lateralised ROIs (F 2,64) = 3.84, P<.05), and we therefore only looked for effects of synaesthetic priming in the left lateralised ROIs as well.

Next, we tested whether the presence of synaesthesia-inducing primes (in congruent synaesthetic colour and incongruent synaesthetic colour conditions) would lead to a general colour repetition suppression effect compared to the non-inducing primes (NC condition), for synaesthetes.

We also asked if there were any interactions between the two types of task (local and global) and the two colour conditions (red and blue).

As in the colour conditions, there were 12 stimuli of the same category per scan, no object was repeated within subject and stimulus set was counterbalanced across subjects.

A Pearson's correlation was conducted (colour conditions red vs. blue) which revealed no significant correlations of either the red condition local/global tasks, r = 0.235, p = 0.469, or the blue condition local/global tasks, r = 0.216, p = 0.285.

Bright, distinct colours were used for the colour condition (not luminance-matched to the other conditions).

Additionally we compared synaesthetic colour perception (synaesthesia condition) to real colour perception (colour condition) to investigate possible differences between the neural correlates.

We predicted more RS effects for the congruent colour condition than for the incongruent colour condition in those brain areas where the neuronal processing of synaesthetically induced colours and real colours is (partly) shared.

To create the colour condition, the non-inducing graphemes were displayed in random colours unrelated to synaesthetic experiences.

For synaesthetes the RTs in the congruent colour condition were 79 ms faster than those in the incongruent colour condition (F 1,37) = 32.3, P<.001), and 69 ms faster than in the non-inducing condition (F 1,37) = 33.2, P<.001).