In a Study of 100 Police Officers in Simulated High-Stimulation

Multiple Choice

In a study of 100 police officers in simulated high-stimulation settings,Vrij,van der Steen,and Koppelaar (1995) predicted that field-independent officers were most likely to:

A) have difficulty giving a better description of a witnessed event.
B) be more accurate in deciding when to shoot.
C) pay more attention to surrounding noise and activity.
D) ignore facial expressions in complex photographs of people.