In Neuropsychology, Researchers Often Measure How Quickly/slowly Participants Respond to Commands

question 101

Multiple Choice

In neuropsychology, researchers often measure how quickly/slowly participants respond to commands or sensory stimulations. This is often termed?

• A)Participation time
• B)Response threshold
• C)Reaction time
• D)Movement time

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