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What is an example of the Stroop effect in a human-machine interface?

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What is an example of the Stroop effect in a human-machine interface?

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The Stroop effect is often observed in the design of warning messages or alerts on a user interface. For example, if a warning message is presented in a font color that conflicts with the message content, users may experience difficulty in processing the message and responding in a timely manner.

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