Author Question: What happens to visual information that is presented only during a saccade? a) The visual ... (Read 64 times)

nramada · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

What happens to visual information that is presented only during a saccade?

a) The visual information is not taken in
b) The visual information is taken in, but usually not integrated into memory.
c) The visual information is distorted and appears as a blur.
d) The visual information can only be recalled if the proper stimulus is given.

Question 2

In a factorial ANOVA, compared to a design with only one independent variable, a major modification of using ANOVA to analyze variability is that the sources of

a) treatment variability increase
b) treatment variability decrease.
c) error variability remains equal.
d) within-groups variability increase.