In Image-Scanning Procedures,evidence Suggests That Demand Characteristics Are

Multiple Choice

In image-scanning procedures,evidence suggests that demand characteristics are

A) likely to be the reason why participants show the pattern of longer response times with longer scans,because participants draw on their knowledge of the world and "simulate" that experience.
B) not the likely the cause of why participants show the pattern of longer response times.
C) likely to be the reason why participants show the pattern of longer response times with shorter scans,because participants calculate and base their reaction times on how long they expect it would take to complete the task.
D) not the likely reason why participants show the pattern of longer response times with longer scans,but experiments are unable to rule out the demand character explanation.