CULTURAL DIFFERENCES AND THEIR EFFECT ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION TASKS

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Author
RUIZ, Narlena
Keyword
First Reader Kay Germano
Senior Project
Semester Fall 2018
Readers/Advisors
Germano, Kay
Term and Year
Fall 2018
Date Published
2018

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/13814
Abstract
In an attempt to further research on Bilingualism, this study examined the relationships between acculturation, time perception, and a cognitive task called the Color-Word Stroop Task. The results were reached by utilizing detailed demographics, psychological acculturation scale, language experience and proficiency questionnaire, The Color-Word Stroop Task, and a time perception questionnaire. The results concluded that for the sample utilized, there was no relationship between acculturation, time perception, and the Color-Word Stroop Task. The possible limitations, and modifications are discussed further.
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