Besner et al.presented participants with color words in which only one letter was in a color that conflicted with the color of the word (e.g. ,the word "red" with the "e" in blue).What happened to the Stroop Effect in this case?

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In this case, the Stroop effect was still found, but it was reduced. This is because there is still a conflict between the color of the word and the color of the letter, but it is not as strong as when the entire word is a conflicting color.

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