John and jean work as typists in an office. john can type faster than jean when someone dictates the matter to be typed. this is because john responds faster to auditory stimuli than jean does. this illustrates the difference in john's and jean's:

Reaction time

Explanation:

In psychology, the term reaction time refers to the amount of time it takes a person to respond to an stimulus. In other words it is the amount of time that passes between the moment the stimulus start and the moment the person reacts to the stimulus.

In this example someone dictates and John and Jean type. However, John types faster than Jean since John responds faster to auditory stimuli than Jean does. In other words, the amount of time that passes between the moment the words are dictated and the moment they start typing is larger in the case of Jean. Therefore, this illustrates the difference in John's and Jean's reaction times.

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