In a Study by Posner,Welton,and Goldsmith (1967),subjects Saw a Bunch

question 32

Multiple Choice

In a study by Posner,Welton,and Goldsmith (1967) ,subjects saw a bunch of dot patterns,and then later had to classify them as previously seen or unseen.The results were that

• A)subjects were unable to distinguish new dot patterns from old dot patterns.
• B)subjects confident reported that they had seen only the old dot patterns,but not the new ones.
• C)subjects confidently reported they had seen the prototype,although they never had.
• D)subjects recognized the prototype,but not as well as the other dots that had been seen before.

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