Question
What do the findings of Roper's experiment suggest?
Both adults and teens are distracted by rewards, which affects their response speed.
Teens are less easily distracted by rewards than adults, which helped them to do better to the task.
Teens are more easily distracted, even when they don't gain a reward.
Teens reacted differently to the task because they were not able to remember their previous training.
Both adults and teens are distracted by rewards, which affects their response speed.
Teens are less easily distracted by rewards than adults, which helped them to do better to the task.
Teens are more easily distracted, even when they don't gain a reward.
Teens reacted differently to the task because they were not able to remember their previous training.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on the options you provided, the findings of Roper's experiment suggest that "Teens are more easily distracted, even when they don't gain a reward." This indicates that distractions affect teens more significantly than adults, influencing their response speed and performance on tasks.