Expect a relatively slow response if the stimulus happens

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A participant is shown a series of stimuli and is asked to name the color of the ink in which the stimuli are printed. The eighth stimulus happens to be printed in green ink. We should expect a relatively slow response if the stimulus happens to be

a series of green X’s.

the word “RED” printed in green.

the participant’s name printed in green.

the word “GREEN” printed in green.

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