The Main Difference in Protocol in Having Experimental Subjects Discriminate

question 5

Multiple Choice

The main difference in protocol in having experimental subjects discriminate between rough and smooth surfaces is that they must

• A) be exposed to the rough texture first.
• B) be exposed to the smooth texture first.
• C) move their finger(s) over the rough texture.
• D) move their finger(s) over the smooth texture.
• E) wear a glove on the contralateral hand.

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