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Plausible Distracters
Use only plausible
and attractive alternatives as distractors.
A : Weak
question
Dichotic presentation of stimuli and shadowing are often used
in the study of
- brightness constancy
- sensory scaling
- shadow dancing
- cartoons
- selection attention
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B : Improved question
Dichotic presentation of stimuli and shadowing are often used
in the study of
- brightness constancy
- sensory scaling
- illusions
- depth perception
- selection attention
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In Example A, options 'c' and 'd' are not serious distracters.
| Question from GRE Psychology, 1997-1999 |
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