PSYCH 3A03 Lecture Notes - Sideband, Neurophysiology, Replot

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYCH 3A03
• Professor: Paul Faure

Document Summary

This outline summarizes major points covered in lecture. It is not intended to replace your own lecture notes. Changes in listener sensitivity must be measured under similar conditions of response bias (i. e. under conditions of constant response bias). Such changes are observed as an increase (decrease) in hits and decrease (increase) in false alarms. Changes in listener response bias must be measured under conditions of similar listener sensitivity (i. e. under conditions of constant listener sensitivity). Such changes are observed as an increase (decrease) in hits and an increase (decrease) in false alarms hits and false alarms go together (change same direction). Changes in sensitivity, when response bias does not change, are measured and observed as an increase (decrease) in hits and decrease (increase) in false alarms. Changes in response bias, when sensitivity does not change, are measured and observed as increase (decrease) in hits and increase (decrease) in false alarms hits and false alarms go together.