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Change Blindness: A Quantitative Study on Reaction Time Differences in Congruent, Category Change, and Incongruent Images

   

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Experimental mini project report
Change Blindness: A Quantitative Study on Reaction Time Differences in Congruent, Category Change, and Incongruent Images_1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABSTRACT....................................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4
Methods.......................................................................................................................................5
Results..........................................................................................................................................6
Discussion....................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9
Change Blindness: A Quantitative Study on Reaction Time Differences in Congruent, Category Change, and Incongruent Images_2
ABSTRACT
The current study is based upon the change blindness in which different participants
presented their views in order to determine whether the reaction time changes in congruent,
category change and incongruent images. That is why, by using quantitative study in which
anova as a statistical analysis used and it has been identified that null hypothesis is accepted over
other. Thus, the result presented by the table entails that there is no difference between the mean
of group between the images and this might be due to less observation and less timing.
Change Blindness: A Quantitative Study on Reaction Time Differences in Congruent, Category Change, and Incongruent Images_3

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