This Theory Characterizes Our Ability to Detect a Signal as One

question 81

Multiple Choice

This theory characterizes our ability to detect a signal as one of four possible outcomes involving either detection or no detection and presence or absence of the stimuli.

• A)signal-detection theory
• B)change blindness
• C)attentional-resource
• D)attentional integration theory

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