Simple visual and simple auditory reaction time: A comparison

Comparison between Auditory and Visual Simple Reaction Times

Objective: The purpose of this study was to find out whether the simple reaction time was faster for auditory or visual stimulus and the factors responsible for improving the performance of the athlete. Methodology: 14 subjects were assigned randomly into groups consisting of 2 members. Both the members from each group performed both the visual and auditory tests. The tests were taken from the ...

Effects of the intensity of auditory and visual ready signals on simple reaction time.

the effect of environmental color on simple reaction time to auditory stimulus

colors influence mood and mental state of human beings and since manis constantly in touch with colors, great important will be attached to thecolors. exercise is also associated with different colors and is performed inan environment full of different colors. also, one of the important factorsaffecting athletes' success is response to the stimulus. considering theimportance of color and r...

Effect of Dual-tasking on Visual and Auditory Simple Reaction Times.

Visual and auditory simple reaction times were measured in Sri Lankan young adults to see the effect of dual-tasking on reaction time. Reaction times were measured using a reaction time program in a computer. Subjects responded to stimuli by pressing the spacebar with their dominant index finger. Visual and auditory simple reaction times (ms) in males (mean ± SD) were 293.5 ± 42.4, 302.2 ± 41.9...

Simple reaction time as a function of time uncertainty.

An earlier study (3) showed that simple reaction time (RT) varies 'with S's uncertainty about time of stimulus occurrence. This time uncertainty is a function of both the mean duration of the time (foreperiod) between a warning signal and the stimulus and the variability within the series of foreperiods. Foreperiod variability adds uncertainty directly and mean foreperiod is important since S's...