The Key Finding of Libet Et Al

question 6

Multiple Choice

The key finding of Libet et al. (1983) on consciousness and intention was that:

• A) Participants were unaware of their conscious intentions
• B) No readiness potentials were detected in the brain
• C) Readiness potentials in the brain occurred before conscious awareness of an intention
• D) Readiness potentials in the brain occurred during conscious awareness of an intention
• E) Readiness potentials in the brain occurred after conscious awareness of an intention

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Definitions:

Color Judgments

The evaluation or assessment of colors, often influenced by cultural, emotional, or personal associations and preferences.

Minority Judgment

The influence a minority opinion might have on changing or impacting the majority's viewpoint in a group.

Consistent Opinion

A viewpoint that remains stable and unchanged over time, reflecting a strong conviction or belief.

Minority Influence

The process by which dissenters (or numerical minorities) produce attitude change within a group, despite the extraordinary risk of social rejection and disturbance of the status quo.