A variation of it is useful for testing the synaptic distance model.
In 1985 Vizri and Egeth created a translation mechanism model of it, ultimately determining that it has at least five distinct neural levels, among which are the symbolic, motor and executive. A variation of it is useful for testing the synaptic distance model. It has never been fully ascertained why women perform better than men, and it has been demonstrated that young people are better than older people. There are two major variations of it, which its discoverer called the RCN and NCW conditions. The discoverer first published his findings in a 1935 article called "Studies of Interference in Serial Verbal Reactions."  FTP, name this psychological effect which demonstrates interference in reaction time as people try to read words that do not correspond with the colors in which they are written.
In 1985 Vizri and Egeth created a translation mechanism model of it, ultimately determining that it has at least five distinct neural levels, among which are the symbolic, motor and executive.
Stroop Effect (or Stroop task or Stroop whatever)