Question : 11.Research has shown that the relationship between eye movement recordings : 2106786

11.Research has shown that the relationship between eye movement recordings and visual attention is that eye movement recordings:

A. are precise indicators of what a person is visually attending to

B. cannot tell us anything about what a person is visually attending to

C. overestimate what a person is visually attending to

D. underestimate what a person is visually attending to

12.The theory that indicates we select certain cues in the environment during visual search is known as the:

A. Attentional spotlight theory

B. Feature integration theory

C. Flexible attention capacity theory

D. Multiple resources theory

13.While driving a car on a freeway, experienced drivers typically look:

A. At the speedometer more than novices

B. Into the rear- and side-view mirrors more than novices

C. In a smaller scanning range than novices

D. In ways that are similar to novices

14.The advantage of fast and accurate visual search while performing a motor skill is that visual search enables the performer to:

A. Anticipate the action required

B. Ignore the timing of the initiation of the required action

C. Monitor his or her own limb movement

D. Perform another task at the same time

15.The duration of the "quiet eye" period tends to be __________ in elite performers compared to sub-elite performers:

A. Shorter

B. Longer

C. More variable

D. Harder to determine

16.Which of the following effects best describe the results of research concerning the effectiveness of general visual training programs for athletes? These programs:

A. Help athletes improve their performance of skills

B. Provide little benefit in terms of performance improvement

C. Work best for novice athletes

D. Work best for highly skilled athletes