One Way of Using Priming to Measure an Underlying Attitude

question 81

Multiple Choice

One way of using priming to measure an underlying attitude is to:

• A) make the choices on the test very difficult.
• B) suggest to the person taking a test how they might respond.
• C) ensure that the crucial item is in the primary position.
• D) pair an attitude that is congruent with a 'correct' test response.

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Definitions:

Involuntary Eye Movements

Movements of the eye that are not controlled by the individual, often reflexive responses to stimuli or part of the body's normal physiological function.

Optic Chiasm

is the X-shaped structure located in the brain where the optic nerves partially cross, crucial for visual processing.

Hemisphere

Each of the two halves of the brain, the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere, responsible for different functions and processes.

Nerve Fibers

Long, slender projections of nerve cells that transmit electrical impulses throughout the nervous system.