Object categories regulate the sensory dominance at the response level

After concealing the private information such as the names of the subjects, the data file contains 12 columns of content. The first column is the gender of the subjects, the second column is the age, and the 3-5 columns are the original RT of the consistent condition, preresponse inconsistent condition, and response inconsistent condition under the condition of visual and auditory stimuli as interferents; The 6th to 8th columns show the original reaction time of the consistency condition, preresponse inconsistency condition, and reaction condition under the condition of attentional auditory and visual stimuli as interferents. The 9th column shows the difference in reaction time between inconsistent and consistent conditions before attention to visual perception; The 10th column shows the difference in reaction time between the inconsistent and pre inconsistent conditions when paying attention to visual perception. The 11th column shows the difference in reaction time between the inconsistent and consistent conditions before attention to hearing; The 12th column shows the difference in reaction time between the inconsistent response condition and the inconsistent pre response condition when paying attention to hearing. By comparing the data in column 9 and column 11, the sensory dominance effect at the pre reaction level can be observed. When the data in column 11 is significantly greater than that in column 9, it indicates that visual conflict is greater than auditory conflict, resulting in visual dominance; Similarly, by comparing the data in columns 10 and 12, the sensory dominant effect of response level can be observed.