Module 6 Flashcards
____________ involves 1 stimulus choice and 1 response choice.
a.) simple reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
c.) go/no-go reaction time
a.) simple reaction time
____________ involves 2 stimulus choices and 2 response choices.
a.) simple reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
c.) go/no-go reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
____________ involves 2 stimulus choices and 1 response choice.
a.) simple reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
c.) go/no-go reaction time
c.) go/no-go reaction time
Stimulus-Response compatibility mostly affects the _________ stage.
a.) stimulus identification
b.) response selection
c.) response execution
d.) stimulus detection
b.) response selection
___________ refers to when the stimulus and location of the response line up spatially.
a.) spatial compatibility
b.) effector compatibility
a.) spatial compatibility
__________ refers to when the stimulus and muscle used for the response are the same.
a.) spatial compatibility
b.) effector compatibility
b.) effector compatibility
__________ was shown to heave the fastest reaction time.
a.) spatially compatible and effector compatible
b.) spatially compatible and effector incompatible
c.) spatially incompatible and effector compatible
d.) spatially incompatible and effector incompatible
a.) spatially compatible and effector compatible
___________ was shown to have the slowest reaction time.
a.) spatially compatible and effector compatible
b.) spatially compatible and effector incompatible
c.) spatially incompatible and effector compatible
d.) spatially incompatible and effector incompatible
d.) spatially incompatible and effector incompatible
In Donders’ tasks, response selection only occurs in which scenario?
a.) simple reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
c.) go/no-go reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
There is no stimulus detection in which scenario?
a.) simple reaction time
b.) choice reaction time
c.) go/no-go reaction time
a.) simple reaction time
Which of the following is NOT one of Donders’ assumptions?
a.) different tasks involve a different number of processing stages
b.) each stage takes time to complete, but the stages are dependent
c.) the duration of a processing stage can be determined by subtracting reaction times between various tasks
d.) none of the above
b.) each stage takes time to complete, but the stages are dependent = the stages are independent
Increases in ________ are associated with slower movements (anti-kinetic).
a.) alpha
b.) beta
c.) gamma
d.) delta
b.) beta
Increases in __________ are associated with faster movements (pro-kinetic).
a.) alpha
b.) beta
c.) gamma
d.) delta
c.) gamma
The greater the amount of decrease in ________, the greater the increase in movement duration.
a.) alpha
b.) beta
c.) gamma
d.) delta
b.) beta
True or False: M1 has the absolute threshold of beta power in order for movement to occur.
True
___________ is the sensation where a subject feels like they moved, even thought there is no evidence of muscle activity.
a.) brain stimulation
b.) illusory movement
c.) EMG activity
d.) response programming
b.) illusory movement
Brain stimulation in ___________ leads to illusory movement.
a.) parietal cortex
b.) premotor cortex
a.) parietal cortex
Brain stimulation in __________ leads to initiating movement, but no conscious perception of the movement.
a.) parietal cortex
b.) premotor cortex
b.) premotor cortex
Which of the following influences reaction time?
a.) stimulus-response compatibility
b.) speed accuracy trade off
c.) movement duration
d.) all of the above
d.) all of the above
True or False: reaction time decreases as the precision requirements of the task increase.
False
True or False: longer movements are associated with longer reaction times.
True
