In Cheesman and Merikle's Experiment, the Standard Stroop Effect Was

question 9

Multiple Choice

In Cheesman and Merikle's experiment, the standard Stroop effect was found in which of the four conditions?

• A) 25%, 55%, 90%, and no mask
• B) 55%, 90% and no mask
• C) 90% and no mask
• D) 25%, 55% and 90%

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