"Inhibition of Return" Refers to

question 63

Multiple Choice

"Inhibition of return" refers to

• A) the conscious inhibition of the feature search in a previously attended spatial location.
• B) impaired detection of stimuli at the former location of the task-irrelevant cue.
• C) the search for a sought-after item.
• D) the "popping out" of a task-irrelevant item.

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Definitions:

Superior Returns

Financial returns that exceed those of a benchmark or average over the same period.

Frequent Trading

Frequent trading involves actively buying and selling securities, often several times within a single trading session, to capitalize on short-term market movements.

Inferior Returns

Returns on an investment that are lower than the benchmark or expected returns, often indicating underperformance.

NAV

Net Asset Value, the total value of a fund's assets minus its liabilities, often used in the context of mutual funds or ETFs to represent the per-share/unit price.