Author Question: Compared to a good reader, a poor reader is likely to a. make larger saccadic eye movements. b. ... (Read 356 times)

strangeaffliction · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Compared to a good reader, a poor reader is likely to

a. make larger saccadic eye movements.
b. make more regressions to earlier material.
c. stop for less time during a fixation pause.
d. have a larger perceptual span.

Question 2

Which of the following visual activities would be most likely to employ the orienting attention network?

a. you notice that a red light on your car's dashboard has just started to flash
b. you are searching for an empty seat in a crowded classroom
c. you are reporting the color of ink for each word on the Stroop test
d. you are looking at a doorway, ready to say hello when each person enters