In an experiment on perception of affordances, people with wide shoulders and people with narrow shoulders...

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In an experiment on perception of affordances, people with wide shoulders and people with narrow shoulders are asked whether or not they would be able to pass through doorways of different widths. The responses of the two groups of participants are different when considered in terms of OA a ratio of door-to-shoulder width the width of the doorway but are identical when considered in terms of OB the width of the doorway the time required to walk through the doorway C. the width of the doorwaya ratio of door-to-shoulderwidth OD. the time required to walk through the doorway the width of the doonway In an experiment on perception of affordances, people with wide shoulders and people with narrow shoulders are asked whether or not they would be able to pass through doorways of different widths. The responses of the two groups of participants are different when considered in terms of OA a ratio of door-to-shoulder width the width of the doorway but are identical when considered in terms of OB the width of the doorway the time required to walk through the doorway C. the width of the doorwaya ratio of door-to-shoulderwidth OD. the time required to walk through the doorway the width of the doonway

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