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序列依赖效应及其影响因素研究综述
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Abstract:
序列依赖效应作为视觉感知稳定性的重要机制，近年来受到了广泛的研究关注。研究表明，序列依赖效应不仅存在于低水平视觉特征中，也广泛存在于高水平视觉特征中。然而，序列依赖效应的产生并是非无条件的，其受到多种因素的影响。本文从序列依赖效应的概述、研究范式、影响因素、研究争议点等方面对序列依赖效应在心理学领域的相关研究成果进行梳理和展望，以期为未来的研究提供参考。
The sequence dependence effect, as an important mechanism for visual perception stability, has received widespread research attention in recent years. Research has shown that sequence dependence effects are not only present in low-level visual features, but also widely present in high-level visual features. However, the generation of sequence dependent effects is not unconditional and is influenced by multiple factors. This article summarizes and prospects the relevant research results of sequence dependence effects in the field of psychology from the aspects of overview, research paradigm, influencing factors, and research controversies, in order to provide reference for future research.
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