When fluent readers of English attempt to name the colors in which the words are printed rather than reading the words on the Stroop interference task, theyusually having to deliberately check their responses to make sure they are not reading the color words aloud.This deliberate checking of their responses illustrates the use of __________ processing.
A) experiential
B) reflective
C) automatic
D) intuitive

Question

When fluent readers of English attempt to name the colors in which the words are printed rather than reading the words on the Stroop interference task, theyusually having to deliberately check their responses to make sure they are not reading the color words aloud.This deliberate checking of their responses illustrates the use of __________ processing.
A) ​experiential
B) ​reflective
C) ​automatic
D) ​intuitive

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The deliberate checking of responses indicates the use of reflective processing, which involves conscious effort and control over one's responses. Automatic processing, on the other hand, occurs without conscious effort and is more reflexive in nature. Experiential processing involves subjective experiences and intuition, while intuitive processing is quick and effortless, but can sometimes be prone to errors.

When Fluent Readers of English Attempt to Name the Colors