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1
Why are you are more sensitive to sounds in your house after binge watching Criminal Minds?
Absolute Threshold
Signal Detection Theory
Difference Threshold
Weber's Law
2
If the JND for a 10-ounce weight is 1-ounce, the JND for an 80-ounce weight would be___ounce(s)
2
8
6
4
3
The retina is to the eye as the ____is to the ear.
cochlea
eardrum
auditory canal
auditory nerve
4
Being able to read the above image is best explained by:
Visual features
Bottom-up processing
Sensation
Top-down processing
5
Which part of the eye is the first place where vision is processed?
B; retina
E: cornea
H; Iris
G; Lens
6
The mosquito ringtone demonstrated which concept?
Selective Attention
Difference Threshold
Absolute Threshold
Sensory Adaptation
7
You can differentiate the time between these 2-clocks, due to:
Feature Detectors
Retinal Disparity
Convergence
Weber's Law
8
Which concept explains the moonwalking bear video?
Bottom-Up Processing
Sensory Adaptation
Inattentional Blindness
Top-Down Processing
9
Low pitched sounds are to high pitched sounds as ____colors are to _____colors
red; blue
blue; red
yellow; red
purple; blue
10
When you stare at a red square & then shift your eyes to a white surface, the afterimage is:
blue
green
yellow
black
11
Jason stuck a q-tip into his ear, ouch! What type of hearing loss would he most likely suffer?
Conduction Hearing loss
Cochlear implant
Nerve damage
Frequency theory
12
Which part of the eye is responsible for the "blind spot"?
I: optic nerve
B: retina
F: pupil
G: lens
13
Which theory accounts for why people with color-blindness can not see the number in the circle?
Subtractive color mixing
Opponent process
Additive color mixing
Young-Helmholtz
14
The "floating sausage" experiment, demonstrates:
transduction
convergence
Adaptation
Retinal disparity
15
Which process is necessary to convert physical properties into another type of energy?
Sensation
Bottom-up processing
Transduction
Top-down processing