Chapter 3 Introduction to Psychology

What gestalt principle is involved in this picture?

What color vision theory states that there are three kinds of cones - blue, green or red?

The minimum amount of sensory stimulation that can be detected 50% of the time.

Visual processing that involves the brain piecing together "bits" and slowly building up to the "large picture"?

Which Gestalt principle is involved in this picture?

What is number 4 pointing to?

What is c pointing to?

Which sense refers to our ability to sense the movements of parts of our body and the position in relation to each other

What is the process through which the senses pick up information and transmit it to the brain?

What theory explains why rubbing a toe after you stub it seems to help?

What is a visual sensation that remains after a stimulus is withdrawn?

What is number 3 pointing to?

Retinal disparity is the difference in images formed on our left and right eyes due to the eyes being a few inches apart

What is number 7 pointing to?

What is number 5 pointing to?

What is k pointing to?

Who observed that the JND for all senses depends on a percentage of change not a fixed amount?

Where are sensory receptors located in the ear?

What is g pointing to?

What is number 1 pointing to?

What is the name of the bones in the ear?

What is number 2 pointing to?

What is m pointing to?

Perceptual set is seeing what you expect to see.

Measure of smallest increase or decrease in a stimulus that is needed to produce a jnd

What is the process by which the brain actively organizes and interprets sensory information?

What is a pointing to?