Stimulus Reaction Times An experiment was conducted to
Chapter 9, Problem 9.2.7(choose chapter or problem)
Stimulus Reaction Times An experiment was conducted to compare two procedures (A and B) for measuring a persons reaction time to a stimulus. Ten volunteers participated in the experiment, and each volunteer was given the stimulus twice. For each person the reaction time was measured once with procedure A and once with procedure B, as shown in DS 9.2.7. A reviewer comments that the differences between the reaction times obtained for procedures A and B can be explained by the fact that each time a person is given the stimulus the actual reaction time varies. Do you agree with the reviewer, or do you think that there is evidence that procedures A and B do give different readings on average?
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