実験手続による休止の挿入の間隔が単純色名呼称の作業経過におよぼす効果
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The periodic delay of reaction time in serial performance can be considered as a manifestation of the process which controls activities needed to maintain the work. This paper examined simple color naming performance as a function of the periodic delay of reaction time and the effects of experimentally-inserted pauses. Sixty-five students served as subjects. The results showed: (a) those subjects showing clear periodic delays of reaction time made less errors than those not showing clear periodicity, and (b) when the pause interval was consistent with or shorter than the subjects' own periodicity of reaction time delay, the experimentally-inserted pauses decreased blockings and led to smoother work process. These findings were considered from the viewpoint of causes of the blocking and the mechanism which determines the work process.