考试焦虑者注意偏向的动态时间变化
[Abstract]:In this study, event-related potential techniques (Event-related potential, ERP) and eye movement tracking techniques (Eye-tracking technique),) were used to evaluate standardized test anxiety photography and vocabulary. Using test-related and unrelated threat words or pictures as stimulus materials, this paper discusses the effects of stimulation presentation time and threat level on attention bias of individuals with high and low test anxiety. The main results and conclusions are as follows: 1. When the threshold 200ms stimulation was presented, at the behavioral level, the anxiety individuals in the college entrance examination showed attention bias to the test-related threat stimuli, while the low test anxiety individuals had attention avoidance to the test-related stimuli. At the EEG level, in the college entrance examination anxiety group, the N1 amplitude of the unrelated threat word clue was enhanced, and the N200 amplitude and the LPP amplitude of the test related threat word were enhanced and the amplitude of N200 was weakened when the test related threat words were detected on the different side of the test. In the low test anxiety group, the N200 amplitude of the target was weakened when the test-related threat words were detected differently. 2. When subthreshold 50ms stimulation was presented, compared with low test anxiety, at the behavioral level, individuals with college entrance examination anxiety had a tendency of attention facilitation to test-related low threat stimuli, and were separated from facilitation to test-related high threat stimuli. At EEG level, the amplitude of Cl induced by individual clues of anxiety in college entrance examination, the amplitude and peak of N1 induced by target stimulation, and the amplitude of P1 were enhanced. 3. When the suprathreshold 500ms stimulation was presented, compared with the low test anxiety, at the behavioral level, the individuals with anxiety in the college entrance examination had attention avoidance and difficulty in getting rid of the high and low threat stimuli related to the exam: at the EEG level, The N1 peak induced by individual clues and the N1 peak induced by target stimulation increased the amplitude of P1. 4. When stimulation presents time 3000ms, compared with low test anxiety, high test anxiety individuals have attention facilitation to test related low threat stimuli and attention avoidance to test related high threat stimuli. With the increase of cognitive load, individuals with anxiety in college entrance examination were out of difficulty to stimulate the threat related to the presentation time of 3000ms. 5. The anxiety individuals in college entrance examination showed dynamic characteristics of attention bias to test-related threat stimulation, and the test-related threat stimulus attention bias appeared in the early pre-attention processing stage. And in the later stage of strategic processing, attention to threat stimulation to maintain or avoid. Threat level and cognitive load also regulate the bias of test anxiety to test-related threat stimulation attention bias. The limitations of this study, the results and applications of this study are discussed in depth, and some concrete suggestions are provided for the future research work and research direction.
【学位授予单位】:东南大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2016
【分类号】:B842.3
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