Hiroshima Women's University
Chiba University
1979 Volume 21 Issue 3 Pages 132-138
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It was confirmed by the reproduction method in children of 7 to 10 yrs. and adults that (a) as subjects were younger, the kappa effect was stronger, and that (b) the kappa effect was stronger under the condition where subjects were assumed to form the set more easily in using the spatial separation as a cue for time estimation than under conditions where they are assumed to form the set less easily. These findings verified that the kappa effect in successively presented static stimuli was not contradictory to the hypothesis of “cue-selection sets” which was interpreted from the results of the first author's previous studies on a moving stimulus.