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Maratos, Mogg, & Bradley (2008) looked at the attentional blink for faces differing in emotion and found that the attentional blink for _____ faces was ____ than the blink for neutral faces.
 
  a) happy; shorter
   b) happy; longer
   c) angry; shorter
   d) angry; longer

Question 2

The attentional blink is indicated by:
 
  a) decreased RT to a second target stimulus, the sooner it occurs after an initial target stimulus.
   b) decreased RT to a first target stimulus because participants expect it to be followed by a second target.
   c) increased RT to a second target stimulus, the sooner it occurs after an initial target stimulus.
   d) increased RT to a first target stimulus because participants expect it to be followed by a second target.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c


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