Document Type
Thesis
Date of Degree Completion
Spring 1974
Degree Name
Master of Science (MS)
Department
Experimental Psychology
Committee Chair
Larry M. Sparks
Second Committee Member
Terry L. Devietti
Third Committee Member
Philip Tolin
Abstract
Four experimental groups were presented nine induced-meaning training trials with 20 CVC stimuli and either abstract or concrete noun, picture alone, or picture plus noun responses. Two control groups received no training trials. Two experimental groups were required to learn associations and the other two simply viewed S-R pairings. Half the groups in each condition generated images and the other half generated word associates to 12 nouns and 20 CVCs. No evidence of induced meaning or of active versus passive learning differences was found. Suggestions for more effective experimental procedures are made.
Recommended Citation
Groome, Dennis G., "The Relationship of Verbal and Symbolic Mediation to Induced Meaning" (1974). All Master's Theses. 2231.
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