Question

In situations where we almost always get confused on whether some doors should be pushed or pulled to open is a perfect example of:

		Stimulus response incompatibility
		Focus of attention
		Number of stimulus response alternatives
		Reaction time

During the response programming stage, reaction time increases as the complexity of the response increases. This is mainly due to:

		The number of movement parts
		The movement accuracy requirements
		Movement duration
		All of the above

While driving, your ability to anticipate that the car behind you is changing lanes to the left by seeing the light signal in your top mirror is an example of:

		Effector anticipation
		Perceptual anticipation
		Receptor anticipation
		Reaction time

Answer 1