Signal Detection Theory | | Open ZAP | | | Description | | Duration | | 15 minutes | | Summary | |
The signal detection theory describes how well people are capable of discriminating a signal (either visual, or auditory, or tactile...) signal from distracting information in the environment. The signal detection theory is demonstrated by means of identifying a suspect in a line-up.
| | Type | | Experiment | | Domain | | Sensation and Perception | | Date modified | | Dec 17, 2004, 1:49:30 PM | | ©ZAP 2016 Generated on: Sep 20, 2016, 1:47 PM
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