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A researcher asks you to use imagery to drive from campus to your home and records the time it takes you to complete the task. She then asks you to use imagery to drive from campus to your home with poor visibility conditions due to a dense fog. How long will it take you to perform the second task?
A) less time because of practice effects
B) more time than normal driving conditions
C) more time due to imagery fatigue
D) same path so no change in imagery time

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