Table 1.
Stimulus type | Valence judgment RT (ms) | Recognition response type (hit rate) | |||
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Remember old | Know old | Guess old | New | ||
Targets | |||||
1st Presentation (new) | |||||
Related prime | 692 (55) | .03 (.01) | .03 (.01) | .07 (.02) | .87 (.03) |
Unrelated prime | 697 (76) | .03 (.01) | .03 (.01) | .06 (.02) | .88 (.03) |
2nd Presentation (old) | |||||
Related prime | 691 (56) | .57 (.07) | .21 (.04) | .09 (.02) | .13 (.02) |
Unrelated prime | 702 (58) | .57 (.07) | .23 (.04) | .08 (.03) | .12 (.03) |
Primes | |||||
1st Target presentation | |||||
Related target | 703 (57) | .02 (.01) | .02 (.01) | .06 (.02) | .90 (.03) |
Unrelated target | 675 (55) | .02 (.01) | .02 (.01) | .05 (.02) | .91 (.03) |
2nd Target presentation | |||||
Related target | 682 (57) | .05 (.01) | .05 (.01) | .09 (.02) | .81 (.04) |
Unrelated target | 660 (58) | .02 (.01) | .03 (.01) | .08 (.03) | .87 (.03) |
Provided for each stimulus type is the mean valence judgment response time (RT) and the mean hit rate for each recognition response type. Targets are classified according to old/new status and according to whether the target was preceded be a semantically related or unrelated prime (Figure 1). Primes are classified according to the old/new status of the immediately following target and by the semantic relatedness to the target. No primes were repeated (all were “new”). Parentheses indicate SEM.