The Amount of Time a Person Must Look at a Stimulus

question 508

Multiple Choice

The amount of time a person must look at a stimulus to make a correct judgment about the stimulus is referred to as the person's

• A)reflex action.
• B)conditioned response.
• C)reaction time.
• D)"thin-slicing."

Differentiate between descriptive/correlational and experimental research methods, including their strengths and weaknesses.

Understand the components of an experimental design, including independent and dependent variables, control, and treatment groups.

Explain the use of inferential statistics in psychology and the concept of statistical significance.

Articulate how psychological research can impact societal views or behaviors.

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