The anti-kappa effect in successively presented stimuli A developmental study

FUMIKO MATSUDA; MICHIHIKO MATSUDA

doi:10.4992/psycholres1954.23.9

The anti-kappa effect in successively presented stimuli

A developmental study

FUMIKO MATSUDA, MICHIHIKO MATSUDA

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Keywords: hypothesis, time estimation, anti-kappa effect, cue-selection, children

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1981 Volume 23 Issue 1 Pages 9-17

DOI https://doi.org/10.4992/psycholres1954.23.9

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Published: June 30, 1981 Received: May 09, 1980 Available on J-STAGE: February 24, 2009 Accepted: March 28, 1981 Advance online publication: - Revised: -
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Date of correction: February 24, 2009 Reason for correction: - Correction: TITLE Details: Wrong : The anti-kappa effect in successively presented stimuli
Right : The anti-kappa effect in successively presented stimuli

Date of correction: February 24, 2009 Reason for correction: - Correction: ABSTRACT Details: Wrong : It was confirmed using the reproduction method and using both children of 8 to 13 years and adults as subjects that the anti-kappa effect could occur even for static stimuli under the specific condition where subjects were induced to form the set to use velocity rather than spatial separation as the cue for the time estimation. The present finding concerning the effects of the spatial separation of successively presented static stimuli on the time estimation was in line with the hypothesis of “cue-selection sets” which was drawn from the results of the first au-thor's previous studies on a moving stimulus. But the developmental tendency of the anti-kappa effect still needs to be examined further.
Right : It was confirmed using the reproduction method and using both children of 8 to 13 years and adults as subjects that the anti-kappa effect could occur even for static stimuli under the specific condition where subjects were induced to form the set to use velocity rather than spatial separation as the cue for the time estimation. The present finding concerning the effects of the spatial separation of successively presented static stimuli on the time estimation was in line with the hypothesis of “cue-selection sets” which was drawn from the results of the first author's previous studies on a moving stimulus. But the developmental tendency of the anti-kappa effect still needs to be examined further.

Date of correction: February 24, 2009 Reason for correction: - Correction: AFFILIATION Details: Wrong :
1) Hiroshima Women's University
2) Kochi Medical School, Oko, Nankoku

Right :
1) Hiroshima Women's University
2) Kochi Medical School

Date of correction: February 24, 2009 Reason for correction: - Correction: KEYWORD Details: Wrong : hypothesis, time estimation, anti-kappa effect, cue-selection, children
Right : hypothesis, time estimation, anti-kappa effect, cue-selection, children

Date of correction: February 24, 2009 Reason for correction: - Correction: CITATION Details: Wrong : Matsuda, F. 1970 Developmental study of time, space and velocity estimations: IV. Set to use cue in time estimation. Japanese Journal of Psychology, 41, 182-194. (In Japanese with English summary)
Matsuda, F. 1974 Effects of space and velocity on time estimation in children and adults. Psychological Research, 37, 107-123.
Matsuda, F. 1977 Effects of time and velocity on path-length estimation in children and adults. Studia Psychologica, 19, 19-31.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1979 Effects of spatial separation as a cue of time estimation in children and adults. Japanese Psychological Research, 21, 132-138.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1980 Can anti-kappa effect occur? Bulletin of the Faculty of Home Economics, Hiroshima Women's University, No. 15, 51-62. (In Japanese with English summary)
Piaget, J. 1946 Les notions de movement et de vitesse chez l'enfant. Presses Universitaires de France.
Voyat, G. 1963 La perception du temps: Étude d'estimation de durées brèves. Archives de Psychologie, 39, 1-100.

Right : Matsuda, F. 1970 Developmental study of time, space and velocity estimations: IV. Set to use cue in time estimation. Japanese Journal of Psychology, 41, 182-194. (In Japanese with English summary)
Matsuda, F. 1974 Effects of space and velocity on time estimation in children and adults. Psychological Research, 37, 107-123.
Matsuda, F. 1977 Effects of time and velocity on path-length estimation in children and adults. Studia Psychologica, 19, 19-31.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1979 Effects of spatial separation as a cue of time estimation in children and adults. Japanese Psychological Research, 21, 132-138.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1980 Can antikappa effect occur? Bulletin of the Faculty of Home Economics, Hiroshima Women's University, No.15, 51-62. (In Japanese with English summary)
Piaget, J. 1946 Les notions de movement et de vitesse chez l'enfant. Presses Universitaires de France.
Voyat, G. 1963 La perception du temps:Étude d'estimation de durées brèves. Archives de Psychologie, 39, 1-100.

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Date of correction: February 24, 2009 Reason for correction: - Correction: CITATION Details: Wrong : Matsuda, F. 1970 Developmental study of time, space and velocity estimations: IV. Set to use cue in time estimation. Japanese Journal of Psychology, 41, 182-194. (In Japanese with English summary)
Matsuda, F. 1974 Effects of space and velocity on time estimation in children and adults. Psychological Research, 37, 107-123.
Matsuda, F. 1977 Effects of time and velocity on path-length estimation in children and adults. Studia Psychologica, 19, 19-31.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1979 Effects of spatial separation as a cue of time estimation in children and adults. Japanese Psychological Research, 21, 132-138.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1980 Can antikappa effect occur? Bulletin of the Faculty of Home Economics, Hiroshima Women's University, No.15, 51-62. (In Japanese with English summary)
Piaget, J. 1946 Les notions de movement et de vitesse chez l'enfant. Presses Universitaires de France.
Voyat, G. 1963 La perception du temps:Étude d'estimation de durées brèves. Archives de Psychologie, 39, 1-100.

Right : Matsuda, F. 1970 Developmental study of time, space and velocity estimations: IV. Set to use cue in time estimation. Japanese Journal of Psychology, 41, 182-194.(In Japanese with English summary)
Matsuda, F. 1974 Effects of space and velocity on time estimation in children and adults. Psychological Research, 37, 107-123.
Matsuda, F. 1977 Effects of time and velocity on path-length estimation in children and adults. Studia Psychologica, 19, 19-31.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1979 Effects of spatial separation as a cue of time estimation in children and adults. Japanese Psychological Research, 21, 132-138.
Matsuda, F., & Matsuda, M. 1980 Can anti-kappa effect occur? Bulletin of the Faculty of Home Economics, Hiroshima Women's University, No.15, 51-62.(In Japanese with English summary)
Piaget, J. 1946 Les notions de movement et de vitesse chez l'enfant. Presses Universitaires de France.
Voyat, G. 1963 La perception du temps:Étude d'estimation de durées brèves. Archives de Psychologie, 39, 1-100.

Abstract

It was confirmed using the reproduction method and using both children of 8 to 13 years and adults as subjects that the anti-kappa effect could occur even for static stimuli under the specific condition where subjects were induced to form the set to use velocity rather than spatial separation as the cue for the time estimation. The present finding concerning the effects of the spatial separation of successively presented static stimuli on the time estimation was in line with the hypothesis of “cue-selection sets” which was drawn from the results of the first author's previous studies on a moving stimulus. But the developmental tendency of the anti-kappa effect still needs to be examined further.

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