When Presented with Lateralized Local-Global Stimuli to Control, Participants Generally

question 17

Multiple Choice

When presented with lateralized local-global stimuli to control, participants generally

• A)identify local targets more quickly by the right hemisphere than the left hemisphere.
• B)identify global targets more quickly by the right hemisphere than the left hemisphere.
• C)identify local targets more quickly when a stimulus is presented in the left visual field rather than the right visual field.
• D)identify both global and local targets more quickly when stimuli are presented in the right visual field rather than the left visual field.

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Definitions:

Point Estimate

Represents a single value given as the best guess or most likely value of a population parameter based on sample data.

Sampling Error

The difference between a sample statistic used to estimate a population parameter and the actual but unknown value of the parameter.

Population Parameter

A numerical characteristic of a population, such as mean or standard deviation, that is usually unknown.

Proportion

In statistics, a proportion refers to the fraction of the total that exhibits a certain trait or characteristic.