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The Weibull distribution was applied to the data of simple RT experiments. The basic experimental paradigm was a simple RT design with response terminated signals and exponentially distributed random foreperiods. The stimulus was a signal of white light. The task of the subjects was to detect the change of the signal intensity. In nine cases out of eleven, the composite Weibull was of good fit for the obtained data. The remaining two cases showed the simple Weibull. The detection mechanisms were inferred by the use of the hazard (" the instantaneous response rate ") functions. The theoretical basis for the application of the Weibull distribution to the RT data was also discussed.

THE APPLICATION OF THE WEIBULL DISTRIBUTION TO THE ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION TIME DATA