According to Posner and Snyder, the three characteristics of automatic processing are:
A) that it occurs without intention, concealed from consciousness, and without consuming conscious
resources
B) automatic, redundant, and occurs without the conscious effort of the person
C) fast, accurate and easy to process
D) subliminal, unconscious, and cerebral
E) brought about by the bottleneck, occurs in complex motor reactions, and is related to human survival
Question 2
When a person is exposed to a novel stimulus:
A) there are profound psychological reactions but little effect is noted in human physiology
B) only simple orienting reflexes occur
C) little attention on the conscious level occurs
D) physiological response is low until the meaningfulness of the stimulus is determined
E) there is an actual increase in sensory sensitivity
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