A Person with Lesions in the Visual Cortex May Report

question 92

Multiple Choice

A person with lesions in the visual cortex may report not being able to see information;however,if forced to answer about an item,the person can often correctly guess the location and orientation of various objects.This suggests that some processing of visual information occurs outside of conscious awareness and is called

• A)blindsight.
• B)peripheral vision.
• C)change blindness.
• D)signal detection theory.

Recognize the importance of counselor responses and feedback types, including affirmation and confrontation.

Understand the concept of synchrony and its relevance in counseling sessions.

Analyze the importance of language and statement framing within the counseling context.

Describe different counseling intents and their applications.

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Definitions:

Null Hypothesis

A hypothesis that assumes no statistical significance exists in a set of given observations and that any observed difference is due to chance.

T = 1.965

A specific value often used in statistical analysis, particularly in hypothesis testing, where it represents a critical value in a t-distribution.

Critical Value

A point on the test distribution that is compared with the test statistic to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis.

α

Denotes the level of significance in hypothesis testing, commonly set at 0.05, indicating a 5% risk of concluding an effect exists when it does not.