Crump Matthew J C, Hannah Samuel D, Allan Lorraine G, Hord Lauren K
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Q J Exp Psychol (Hove). 2007 Jun;60(6):753-61. doi: 10.1080/17470210701257685.
The present research was conducted to establish the validity of a novel procedure for measuring human contingency judgements aimed at shortening the length of conventional procedures. Cues and outcomes were simple geometric shapes that were presented in a rapid streaming fashion, reducing the length of a block of trials from several minutes to a few seconds. We establish the reliability of the procedure by replicating two central findings in the contingency judgement literature, and we elaborate on the importance of this method for future research.
本研究旨在确立一种新的测量人类偶然性判断的程序的有效性，该程序旨在缩短传统程序的时长。线索和结果均为简单的几何形状，以快速流式呈现，将一组试验的时长从几分钟缩短至几秒。我们通过重复偶然性判断文献中的两个核心发现来确立该程序的可靠性，并阐述了此方法对未来研究的重要性。
