Two experiments are reported, which used modifications to the normal Stroop task. Both required cued responses, the first being designed to eliminate interference at the output stage, and the second being an attempt to rule out interference before the output. In both cases interference effects persisted. The results are considered to support Seymour's (1977) account of overlapping conceptual codes.
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Peter Naish (1985) studied this question.