A Sprinter's Readiness to React to the Starter Gun Given

question 14

Multiple Choice

A sprinter's readiness to react to the starter gun given his or her anticipation is an example of

• A) proximal stimuli.
• B) perceptual sets.
• C) bottom-up processing.
• D) difference thresholds.
• E) phosphenes.

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