John Ridley Stroop
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John Ridley Stroop (March 21, 1897-September 1, 1973) was an American psychologist.
Stroop was born in Rutherford County, Tennessee, USA. He developed a color-word task, named after him (the Stroop effect), to demonstrate interference in attention.
After obtaining his PhD from the George Peabody College he left psychology, ending up in Nashville, Tennessee, where he became professor of biblical studies in the David Lipscomb University.
[edit] External links
- Colin M. MacLeod, John Ridley Stroop: Creator of a Landmark Cognitive Task. Biography of John Ridley Stroop.
- Arthur R. Jensen, "Citation Classic - The Stroop color-word test - a review", Citation Classic Commentaries, Number 39, 1981 September 28
- Stroop effect as related to hypnosis
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