Stroop Task

The Alcohol Stroop Task using keyboard input as created by Bauer & Cox (1998).

The Alcohol Stroop Task using voice input as created by Bauer & Cox (1998).

This implements an Auditory Stroop designed by Morgan & Brandt (1989) in which respondents judge acoustic properties (pitch, loudness, duration) of auditory stimuli.

This implements an Auditory Stroop designed by Green & Barber (1981) in which respondents judge the gender of the speaker for auditory stimuli.

English version of the color word stroop task using keyboard input.

German version of the color word stroop task using keyboard input.

Norwegian version of the color word stroop task using keyboard input.

Portuguese version of the color word stroop task using keyboard input.

This sample runs a Stroop task with in which participants verbally name the color of the words as in the original version of the task.

This sample runs a Stroop task with in which participants verbally name the color of the words as in the original version of the task. Each response is recorded in a WAV file, so accuracy can be determined by listening to each file or using Inquisit's "Analyze Recorded Responses..." command from the Tools menu.

The emotional stroop task described by Smith & Waterman (2003) using manual keyboard responding.

The emotional stroop task described by Smith & Waterman (2003) using recorded verbal responding.

The emotiona stroop task for adolescents used in the ABCD Consortium's longitudinal study on cognitive development from childhood to early adulthood.

The Food Stroop Task for measuring interference of food-related words on the peformance of a Stroop task. Thanks to Dr. Elissa Epel and Nana Lea O’Donnell at UCSF for providing the stimuli and guidance on this procedure. This version uses keyboard responding.

The Food Stroop Task for measuring interference of food-related words on the peformance of a Stroop task. Thanks to Dr. Elissa Epel and Nana Lea O’Donnell at UCSF for providing the stimuli and guidance on this procedure. This version uses verbal responding.