Which statement states that conjunction search requires more effort than feature search?
A) In a conjunction search, a person has to gaze and remain constantly focused at the center of a display consisting of randomly arranged stationary items.
B) In a conjunction search, a person has to look for a feature that differs from all the other items in the display.
C) In a conjunction search, the observer needs to direct attention to one item at a time, sequentially.
D) In a conjunction search, the response time is fast, and it increases as the number of items increases.

Question

Which statement states that conjunction search requires more effort than feature search? 
A) In a conjunction search, a person has to gaze and remain constantly focused at the center of a display consisting of randomly arranged stationary items.
B) In a conjunction search, a person has to look for a feature that differs from all the other items in the display.
C) In a conjunction search, the observer needs to direct attention to one item at a time, sequentially.
D) In a conjunction search, the response time is fast, and it increases as the number of items increases.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Conjunction search involves looking for a combination of features among distractors, requiring attention to be directed to each item sequentially, making it more effortful compared to feature search, where a single distinct feature pops out.

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