SDT Values |
Description |
|
P(FA) |
0.106 |
Probability of False Alarm outcome. |
P(CD) |
0.690 |
Probability of Correct Detection Trial. |
z(FA) |
1.250 |
Number of z-score units from the modal response of the "Noise Only" distribution to the response criterion. |
z(CD) |
-0.500 |
Number of z-score units from the modal response of the "Noise + Signal" distribution to the response criterion. |
f(ZFA) |
0.183 |
Height of the "Noise Only" distribution at the location of the response criterion. Given that a particular strength of evidence occurred, what is the relative likelihood it was produced by "Noise Only" condition. |
f(ZCD) |
0.32 |
Height of the "Noise + Signal" distribution at the response criterion. Given that a particular strength of evidence occurred, what is the relative likelihood it was produced by the "Noise + Signal" condition. |
b |
1.928 |
Response Bias. |
d' |
1.750 |
Sensitivity. d' = z(FA) - z(CD) = 1.250 - (-0.500) = 1.750 |
P(Miss) |
0.310 |
1- P("NS"|N) =1.000 - 0.690 = 0.310 |
P(Correct Rejection) |
0.894 |
1- P("N"|N) = 1.000 - 0.106 = 0.894 |
Note: The resemblance of "f" and "f(z)" as Y-axis labels can be misleading. "f" stands for "frequency" and indicates the Y-axis counts the number of times each score occurred. "f(z)" is read as "f of z" and stands for the mathematical function which relates the number of standard deviations an observation is from the mean to the relative height of the normal curve.