Stroopy Duck 2.1.1

Stroopy Duck is a game inspired by the psychological test developed by John Ridley Stroop, which evaluates an individual's cognitive response and processing speed. The test, commonly known as the "Stroop effect," demonstrates how conflicting information can interfere with reaction times.

In gameplay, players are presented with color words that appear in a shade different from their semantic meaning—for example, the word "red" displayed in blue. The objective is to identify the color of the word as quickly as possible, which can be challenging due to the interference caused by the conflicting information.

The game effectively highlights the phenomenon where individuals may experience delays in processing the color of the word, capturing the core principle of the original experiment. This interaction seeks to test cognitive flexibility and response inhibition.

The title "Stroopy Duck" pays homage to Dr. Stroop's pioneering work, serving as a respectful tribute to his discovery.

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