What are the implications of the bow effect for human absolute judgment?
A) stimuli in the middle of a range are more likely to be misclassified
B) stimuli at the ends of a range are more likely to be misclassified
C) stimuli at the high end of the range are more likely to be misclassified
D) stimuli at the low to middle range are most likely to be misclassified

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Stimuli in the middle of a range are more likely to be misclassified due to the bow effect, which suggests that people have a harder time distinguishing between items that are in the middle of a perceptual range compared to those at the extremes. This leads to a higher likelihood of misclassification for those middle-range items.

What Are the Implications of the Bow Effect for Human