In Addition to a Subject's Sensory Capacity, Signal-Detection Theory Takes

question 238

Multiple Choice

In addition to a subject's sensory capacity, signal-detection theory takes into account the:

• A) subject's response bias.
• B) tendency for the subject's performance to worsen over time.
• C) amount of practice a subject has had.
• D) tendency for the subject's performance to improve over time.

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