In addition to a subject's sensory capacity, signal-detection theory takes into account the:
A) subject's response bias.
B) tendency for the subject's performance to worsen over time.
C) amount of practice a subject has had.
D) tendency for the subject's performance to improve over time.

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Signal-detection theory takes into account the subject's response bias in addition to their sensory capacity. The theory acknowledges that a subject's perception may be influenced not only by the strength of the signal but also by factors such as their willingness to take risks or their tendency to be conservative when making a decision.

In Addition to a Subject's Sensory Capacity, Signal-Detection Theory Takes