The overall discussions demonstrate high engagement with examples like referencing Winawer et al.'s 2007 study and mentioning how Russian speakers distinguish different shades of blue more quickly. The tone balances curiosity and scientific appreciation, with words like 'interesting' and 'cool,' reflecting genuine interest and recognition of the research's significance in understanding the relationship between language and perception.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions recognize and support the significance of the research findings, highlighting studies by Boroditsky and Winawer that demonstrate how language influences color perception.
InterestHigh interest
The topic of language's effect on perception attracts high interest, especially among those familiar with psycholinguistics and cultural differences, as evidenced by enthusiastic comments and references to specific studies.
EngagementHigh engagement
Several posts delve into detailed examples, cite research papers, and discuss implications, indicating deep engagement, though some comments remain at a surface level.
ImpactModerate impact
While the discussions acknowledge the importance of the findings, most focus on scientific interest rather than broad societal or practical impacts, resulting in a moderate impact score.
Abstract in brief
Russian speakers are faster at distinguishing blue shades that fall into different linguistic categories (goluboy and siniy) compared to same-category colors, whereas English speakers do not show this advantage.
The category advantage in Russian is reduced when participants perform a verbal task, suggesting that linguistic labels influence color discrimination through verbal processing.
The study shows that language categories shape perceptual tasks and that this influence can be temporarily disrupted by verbal interference, highlighting the connection between language and perception.
@savsv29 Для тех, кто любит читать: https://t.co/8CtuAczl65
Для тех, кому лень читать: https://t.co/XTwRR0XzR3
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Val Scherbak
@Val_Scherbak · X
Так, товарищи хейтеры, вот вам еще раз отдельно ссылка на исследования: https://t.co/8CtuAczl65
И Тед-ток про это даже: https://t.co/7TId0jn3Of
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Val Scherbak
@Val_Scherbak · X
@evgenyz Исследования: https://t.co/8CtuAczl65
Nov 23, 2023 · 11 likes · 1 share · 10,157 followersView post →
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Phil Metzger
@DrPhiltill · X
3/ Here is another paper where Russian-speakers were asked to match shades of blue. Russia has two different words for blue in two different ranges of these shade. As a result…
https://t.co/sgRK3TF43U https://t.co/copA86BYu0
Mar 30, 2022 · 9 likes · 97,758 followersView post →
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hideyuki takahashi
@hideman2009 · X
ロシア語話者と英語話者で青色の感じ方が異なる
Russian blues reveal effects of language on color discrimination
https://t.co/ks8ZfVoR8n
Jan 30, 2020 · 8 likes · 3 shares · 6,589 followersView post →
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Val Scherbak
@Val_Scherbak · X
@Alpine1242 Исследования (не благодарите): https://t.co/8CtuAczl65
Nov 23, 2023 · 5 likes · 10,157 followersView post →
The study explores how the way languages structure time influences economic behaviors such as savings, health habits, and retirement assets. Languages linking future and present promote future-oriented actions…
Does language influence how you perceive the world around you? This video explores scientific research showing that linguistic categories can affect perceptual tasks, such as color discrimination, and discusses the…
@HSVSphere When it comes to linguistic relativity, ive only ever seen weak references like colour (https://t.co/tAcSHPQuYU) or motion. Nothing near as substantial as what your proposing.
@ReggBrown25 @Mouthy_Infidel @RichardHanania Also it’s funny for you to pick color discrimination because even excluding colorblind people altogether, color perception is culturally and linguistically relative. https://t.co/mEUJVG58fk
@lymanstoneky @moultano Boroditsky’s lab actually found that color discrimination was subject to Sapir-Whorf effects. It’s interesting research.
https://t.co/LT9Rwz0Rxd
Language shapes how we perceive colors! For example, Russian speakers are faster at distinguishing shades of blue.
https://t.co/zaMixwm034
#language #cognition #sapirwhorf #linguisticrelativity #research #science #linguistics #psycholinguistics
@MinModulation In a world of psyops and persuasion pretending language doesn't matter seems an interesting track. We could argue how much of that is the case, does "blue" matter. But ya'know, 220 characters or whatever is its own distortion.
https://t.co/P9WRVnYq9n
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parth
@parth220 · X
Tangentially, language in humans impacts our perception of reality.
https://t.co/ijdsnoCKcs
Russians, whose language has explicit distinctions of the color blue, can recognize more shades of blues when tested against an English speaker.
Так, товарищи хейтеры, вот вам еще раз отдельно ссылка на исследования: https://t.co/8CtuAczl65
И Тед-ток про это даже: https://t.co/7TId0jn3Of
Nov 23, 2023 · 13 likes · 10,157 followersView post →
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Val Scherbak
@Val_Scherbak · X
@savsv29 Для тех, кто любит читать: https://t.co/8CtuAczl65
Для тех, кому лень читать: https://t.co/XTwRR0XzR3
Nov 23, 2023 · 32 likes · 1 share · 10,157 followersView post →
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Incro
@incrosaison2 · X
@0K_ultra @buffsoldier_96 @CathyYoung63 Intermediate versions of it have been validated to some extent. See for example Winawer et al. (2007) https://t.co/aUakIdZh95
@syncrosyn @BriannaBinds But hard to tell if that is socialisation or biology. I remember reading something about Russian speakers and the color blue.
https://t.co/TppNLYjmv8
S'il existe des travaux qui mettent effectivement en évidence une influence modeste de la langue sur les perceptions (relativisme linguistique, cf. Winawer & al. 2007 https://t.co/9xutSYNBTm),
Jun 1, 2023 · 2 likes · 2,581 followersView post →
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Galbraith
@ricgalbraith · X
@nftlisa I always liked how Russian's see blue differently...
https://t.co/1pbQA6Y9GL
May 14, 2023 · 2 likes · 11,500 followersView post →
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Anil Seth
@anilkseth · X
@triggerpod @francisjfoster @KonstantinKisin One of the "classic studies" in question is this: https://t.co/UCIbfplVCL
Mar 10, 2023 · 2 likes · 56,976 followersView post →
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Panth
@NaturalismPanth · X
@VulteiusCadell (1/2) Ah, but they are not universal:
https://t.co/E6xfLAEgHu
See here for just one example. Also, note that just because we use something near universally that doesn’t prevent it from being a contingent conceptual framework: case in point propositional attitudes
@emollick Related but argues for opposite direction of causality (language as cause rather than consequence):
Russian language differentiates two different types of blue and the linguistic difference leads to better performance on perceptual tasks.
https://t.co/XDrqs7RNRt
9. Paper Presentation on Effects of Language on Colour Discrimination by Winawer, Witthoft, Frank, Wu, Wade, Boroditsky 2007.
Russian blues reveal effects of language on color discrimination.
PNAS https://t.co/TaGo3HyVDg
https://t.co/64M5DA2yC5
by Qiutian Beau
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von_leonie
@vonleonie1 · X
@LeoImpett Language apparently plays a big part in being able to distinguish colours and especially hues of the same colour https://t.co/Fk5XDnD5UU
@oniricavulpes @Ishikawa_Sachi Check this out I’m gonna show you something neat, you know how when you go on Twitter it’s very frustrating because the best argument you can muster is ‘nuh-uh’!? Check this out, it’s called a ‘source’. https://t.co/ctTCE4Qttq
@hankgreen My theory would be that it’s because language has a big influence on our colour perception (Russians can “see” more colours because they have words to distinguish them - https://t.co/lEGovhsqI5 )
That is dark yellow, but we don’t call it that so dont categorise it as such
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Matías González
@Matilandia · X
@CyanMatter @hankgreen I've seen it for shades of blue rather than plain blue:
https://t.co/lPhITVGtDe
3/ Here is another paper where Russian-speakers were asked to match shades of blue. Russia has two different words for blue in two different ranges of these shade. As a result…
https://t.co/sgRK3TF43U https://t.co/copA86BYu0
Mar 30, 2022 · 9 likes · 97,758 followersView post →
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oksigeno
@oksigeno1 · X
@dzh_mitchell @dadawithoutme https://t.co/zIxeiBMAK1
У Леры Бородицкой есть еще статьи о влиянии языка на мышление человека.
@Aurel55440582 @LoupRouge @kaaams_ @BrilManon @DIMENSION_YT Même la percept° des couleurs ou l'expression des émotions peuvent être différentes en foncti° des cultures (Winawer, 2007. Russian blues reveal effects of language on color discrimination, Les émotions et leurs expressions A.Tcherkassof (super livre, mais je suis très biaisée) )
RT @LanguesdeCha: @Aiolos42 @CarnetsdeYon @KrysaliaH Pour le russe, je m'étais basée sur cet article
“Russian blues reveal effects of lang…
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Charlotte Barbier (Les Langues de Cha')
@LanguesdeCha · X
@Aiolos42 @CarnetsdeYon @KrysaliaH Pour le russe, je m'étais basée sur cet article
“Russian blues reveal effects of language on color discrimination” Jonathan Winawer, Nathan Witthoft, Michael C. Frank, Lisa Wu, Alex R. Wade, and Lera Boroditsky 2007
https://t.co/dhLeSXt37u
Oct 12, 2020 · 2 likes · 2 shares · 4,161 followersView post →
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rhi
@rhibellam · X
@amber_belle @Papi_Presidente @doggies88 @HiiMollly @mistasbee @Kayyz_00 @asapstephhhh @feedthebadders @zel365 I’m a few hours late to the party but if y’all are talking linguistics and color and haven’t read it, I recommend the Winawer, et al. article: “Russian blues reveal effects of language on color discrimination” It’s SO COOL and dives more into the psycholinguistics of all this!!
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