Signal Detection Theory
Psychology ⇒ Sensation and Perception
Signal Detection Theory starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Calculate the d' (sensitivity) if the z-score for the hit rate is 1.0 and the z-score for the false alarm rate is 0.0.
Define 'sensitivity' (d') in the context of Signal Detection Theory.
Describe how changing the criterion affects the rates of hits and false alarms.
Describe the main difference between Signal Detection Theory and classical threshold theory.
Describe what is meant by 'response bias' in Signal Detection Theory.
Explain how Signal Detection Theory can be applied to airport security screening.
Explain the difference between a 'hit' and a 'false alarm' in Signal Detection Theory.
Explain the significance of the area under the ROC curve in Signal Detection Theory.
Explain why Signal Detection Theory is important in understanding human perception.
What is the main purpose of Signal Detection Theory in psychology?
