Psychology C8: Sensation and Perception SY1920

What contains light-sensitive receptor cells?

Which three colors does the trichromatic theory propose that the human eye can sense?

Which part of the eye is represented by the number 1?

Which type of ESP involves the ability to foretell events?

What is the black circle in the middle of the eye called?

Damage to the auditory nerve might prevent a person from

To use monocular cues, you need two eyes.

What changes its shape to focus light on the retina?

What occurs when a stimulus activates a receptor?

Humans have five senses.

What is the ability to gain information by some means other than ordinary senses?

What part of the ear is represented by number 3?

Which Gestalt principle is depicted?

Vibration is crucial to which sense?

Which type of ESP involves the ability to read someone else's mind?

What part of the ear is represented by number 9?

Which Gestalt principle is depicted?

Which senses involve wavelengths?

What part of the ear is represented by number 7?

What is the phenomenon of filling in the gaps in what our senses tell us?

What is the study of the relationships between sensory experiences & the physical stimuli that cause them?

What part of the ear is represented by number 1?

When a person rubs their toe after stubbing it on a rock, that person is

Why couldn't some of us see the dot when we brought it closer to our faces?

If a dog hears a whistle that humans cannot hear, this suggests that dogs and humans have different

Which part of the eye is represented by the number 5?

If a person cannot hear because they've damaged their cochlea, this is an example of sensorineural deafness.

What is the sense of smell?

If we did not have cones in our eyes, we would not see

Which type of ESP involves moving objects through mental effort alone?

Which part of the eye is represented by the number 2?

What is the sense of movement and body position?

Which part of the eye is represented by the number 6?

Which part of the eye is represented by the number 3?

What is the group of senses that includes balance, touch, and body position?

Which Gestalt principle is depicted?

"Skin senses" is a better term to use instead of "touch."

Being able to see a candle flame 30 miles away on a clear night is the difference threshold for human vision.

What is the sense of taste?

What is the organization of sensory information into meaningful experiences?