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jerry coleman

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According to feature integration theory, you would expect a participant to take longer to perform a(n) ____________ search than a(n) _____________ search.
 
  a. disjunctive, feature c. conjunctive, feature
   b. conjunctive, conjunctive d. disjunctive, conjunctive

Question 2

Feature integration theory divided perceptual information into separate ____________.
 
  a. categories c. spatial locations
   b. maps d. time frames



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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