Cognitive set in tasks of recognition: general, typological, and individual

 
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Abstract

Context and relevance. Cognitive set in solving tasks of recognition of auditory and visual stimulus material became the subject of our research. The consideration of cognitive attitudes in a broad context is becoming increasingly relevant in the framework of systemic studies of the psyche. Objective: to explore the options of such attitudes as preferred cognitive strategies when solving problems of perception and cognition of musical passages and a person's gaze. To evaluate the stability of strategies for receiving and processing information about oneself and the world when solving problems of different modalities. To capture the subordination of the distribution of the entire spectrum of cognitive attitudes to a higher-level system. Hypothesis 1. Two factors (rationality and irrationality) determine the range of cognitive attitudes used in both music perception and memory tasks and human gaze perception and memory tasks. Hypothesis 2. The cognitive attitude is global in nature, affecting both the visual and auditory analyzers. The strategies used in the perception task for subsequent recognition of the auditory and visual stimulus are generally the same. Methods and materials. Subjects: 76 people are students of the Moscow State University of Psychology and Education. The age of the subjects is from 18 to 25 years old. The gender distribution is as follows: 78% women and 22% men. To diagnose the cognitive attitude (preferred strategies for receiving and processing information), the author's methods were used (“Musical pictogram” (Nagibina, Barabanshchikov, 1994), “Visual pictogram” (Nagibina, Barabanshchikov, 2025). The methods of mathematical statistics made it possible to identify the types of installations (cluster analysis) and the subordination of installations to a common system (factor analysis). Results. Two factors (rationality and irrationality) determine the range of cognitive attitudes used in both music perception and memory tasks and human gaze perception and memory tasks. The results showed that the profile characteristics of the set of preferred and rejected strategies for each subject in the perception and evaluation of musical material and human gaze will be similar with some adjustments. Conclusions. An analysis of the individual results of the study on the perception and recognition of music and a person's gaze showed that the preferred set of perception strategies, taking into account adjustments for general trends, is maintained for both auditory and visual stimuli. Given this fact, we can speak about a system of typologically determined cognitive attitudes, which, in turn, is determined by the general factor structure of human and global cognition.

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Keywords: cognitive attitude, human gaze, music perception, associations, memory, recognition, systemic approach

Journal rubric: Psychology of Perception

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17759/exppsy.2026190207

Received 06.03.2026

Revised 19.05.2026

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For citation: Nagibina, N.L. (2026). Cognitive set in tasks of recognition: general, typological, and individual. Experimental Psychology (Russia), 19(2), 107–121. (In Russ.). https://doi.org/10.17759/exppsy.2026190207

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Natalya L. Nagibina, Doctor of Psychology, Professor, Institute of Experimental Psychology, Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Moscow, Russian Federation, ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7674-3474, e-mail: centerhd.nagibina@yandex.ru

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