AP Psychology Sensation and Perception

Which of the following is not a monocular cue?

What is the definition of closure?

Which of the following is solely a binocular cue?

After the sound wave travels through the pinna where does it go?

Which of the follow senses is involved with the ossicles?

Humans prefer to see things as disjointed pictures as opposed to continuous.

What is the function of the cochlea?

What is it called when lights are turned off and on at a rapid speed and appear to be moving?

Which of the following choices is NOT one of the Gestalt principles?

The tree is in front of the wall therefore blocking part of the wall. What is this called?

How is transduction with touch different from taste, visual, audible, or olfactory stimuli?

What age does a depth perception develop?

What principle that states that we tend to group objects when they are close to each other?

Choose the correct order of the sight pathway

Which part of the brain is involved in hearing?

What is it called when your mind plays a trick on you?

What explains the measure of difference threshold?

What are the receptors for taste?

What is the gestalt theory?

Name the German psychologists involved in Gestalt. Select all that apply.

Where does the optic nerve first deliver information to the brain?

Gustatory receptors can be damaged by

What are the chemical senses?

What is this called when your eyes move inward to see an image moving closer to your face?

What is the ability to adjust to artificially displaced vision called?

Gate-control theory refers to

Which of the following is not an example of perceptual constancy?

Ed closes his eyes and can reach for his knees and toes correctly. This is an example of what?

What are monocular clues?

What is sensory adaptation?

When vision competes with other senses, vision wins. What is this called?

What does ESP stand for?

What is a term for the smallest amount a stimulus can be noticeably changed by?

What in what case would sensory habituation occur?

What sense is considered the most complex, best developed sense for humans?

What part of the brain is the auditory cortex located?

What is a pattern of decreased response to a stimulus after frequently repeated exposure?

What is the difference between sensory adaptation and sensory habituation

Which answer explains that cones are set up in pairs (red/green, yellow/blue, black/white)?

Artists use _______ to create depth and to fool your eyes.

Culture influence our perception of the world.