Posner et al.(1978)used a technique called with valid,invalid,and neutral cues and found that response time was fastest with valid cues.
A)attentional cueing
B)dichotic cueing
C)preattentive cueing

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Posner et al. (1978) used attentional cueing, in which a cue (valid, invalid, or neutral) is presented to draw attention to a specific location, and the participant's response time is recorded. They found that response time was fastest with valid cues, indicating that attention was effectively directed to the relevant location. Dichotic cueing involves presenting two different auditory stimuli to each ear simultaneously, while preattentive cueing refers to automatic processing of stimuli without conscious attention. Neither of these apply to the study by Posner et al. (1978).

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