Which is likely to produce the shallowest search slopes in a visual search task?
A)a small range of set sizes
B)searching for a red X among green Os
C)a large range of set sizes
D)searching for a black T among rotated black Ls

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Searching for a red X among green Os is likely to produce the shallowest search slopes because this task involves a feature search, where the target differs from the distractors by a simple, salient feature (color). Feature searches are typically fast and efficient, often resulting in shallow search slopes, as the target "pops out" from the distractors.

Which Is Likely to Produce the Shallowest Search Slopes in a Visual