A) Simon effect
B) Stimulus-response compatibility effect
C) SNARC effect
D) Stroop effect

A) Response times that are easy to understand
B) Response times for tasks that are always simple to explain
C) Response times for tasks for which there is one possible stimulus and one possible response Response times for tasks for which there is more than one possible stimulus and more than one possible response

A) Depend more on which hand responds than on where the responses are made
B) Depend less on where the responses are made than on which hand responds
C) Depend to an equal degree on where the responses are made and which hand responds
D) None of the above