Skilled Typists Are Likely to Rely on Plans for Typing

question 7

Multiple Choice

Skilled typists are likely to rely on plans for typing, as shown by the fact that

• A) Times between keystrokes are typically shorter than reaction times to external signals for the same individual keystrokes
• B) Times between keystrokes are typically longer than reaction times to external signals for the same individual keystrokes, showing that the typists are busy planning
• C) Typists plan for events like vacations and their children's education
• D) This is what they are told to do in how-to-type books and websites

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