Author Question: Which statement about change blindness is most accurate? A) When sorting blocks according to ... (Read 62 times)

student77 · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

Which statement about change blindness is most accurate?

A) When sorting blocks according to color in a computer-based task, sudden changes to task-irrelevant features are detected better than changes to task-relevant features.
B) When changes are made to a well-known, iconic building or vista, the changes are detected by at least 90 of viewers.
C) Changes to objects appearing in their usual locations are more easily detected than those occurring to objects in atypical locations.
D) Smokers detect changes to smoking-related objects (e.g., lighters) better than changes to other household objects.

Question 2

Janet sets out on a trip in her car to visit her boyfriend who lives a few hours away. Which of the following Pearson correlation coefficients could represent the correlation between the number of miles that she drives and the gallons of gas that her car uses?

a. -.81
b. .65
c. 1.24
d. 0.00