The Ability to Consciously Recognize and Name the Color of an Object

question 62

Multiple Choice

The ability to consciously recognize and name the color of an object while we simultaneously and unconsciously monitor the object's shape and movement illustrates

• A) inattentional blindness.
• B) change blindness.
• C) dual processing.
• D) blindsight.

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Definitions:

Equity Theory Model

A theory that suggests individuals are motivated by a sense of fairness in their interactions and that they compare their own ratio of efforts and rewards with that of others.

Comparison Other

A reference point in social comparison theory, where individuals evaluate themselves in relation to others to assess accomplishments, abilities, or status.

Self-image

An individual’s conception of themselves, which can include perceptions of their abilities, appearance, and personality.

Social Sources

The origins from which individuals or organizations obtain social support, norms, or influences.