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An experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of order of reporting stimulus dimension in multidimensional stimulus identification using switch task paradigm. Nine healthy participants were required to identify each two-dimensional symbol by pushing the corresponding buttons on the keypad. The two orders of report were Order Color/Shape and Order Shape/Color. There was a task cue prior to each presentation of a symbol indicating the particular report order the participants should perform. The cue changed randomly. Results showed that order of report had a significant effect on response time for the first and second dimension. Analysis of behavioral data showed switch cost indicated by increase in response time was greater for Order Shape/Color, a less appropriate order of reporting dimensional values, than Order Color/Shape. It seemed plausible that participants needed more attention resource and showed more N2 inhibition for Order Shape/Color than for Order Color/Shape which fits the Chinese adjective-then-noun language habit.

Event-Related Potential as a Measure of Effects of Report Order and Compatibility on Identification on Multidimensional Stimulus