In some studies, participants have been asked to visualize a particular stimulus (e.g., the letter A). If the same stimulus (A) is then presented at low contrast, the prior visualization: O A. has no...

Extracted text: In some studies, participants have been asked to visualize a particular stimulus (e.g., the letter A). If the same stimulus (A) is then presented at low contrast, the prior visualization: O A. has no effect on the perception of the stimulus. O B. primes perception, but no more than when participants were asked to visualize a different letter (e.g., the letter B). O C. disrupts perception of the stimulus. O D. serves to prime perception of the stimulus. Reset Selection O Mark for Review What's This? Question 14 of 45 When selecting a course of action framed in terms of either losing lives or saving lives following an epidemic of a serious disease, people typically choose: O A. the more risky option for lost lives and the less risky option for saved lives. O B. the least risky option. O C. the more risky option for saved lives and the less risky option for lost lives. O D. the most risky option. Reset Selection O Mark for Review What's This?