Eye Tracking Studies Investigating Attention as We Carry Out Actions

question 1

Multiple Choice

Eye tracking studies investigating attention as we carry out actions such as making a peanut butter sandwich shows that a person's eye movements

• A)usually followed a motor action by a fraction of a second.
• B)were influenced by unusual objects placed in the scene.
• C)were determined primarily by the task.
• D)continually scanned all objects and areas of the scene.

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