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ESP stands for...
The three types of constancy are...
Psych - Chp 8 Test Review
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The three types of constancy are...
brightness, size, color
brightness, illumination, distance
shape, distance, illumination
color, shape, size
2
ESP stands for...
extra senses preferred
everyone sees perception
extrasensory perception
enough senses performing
3
______ occurs when a stimulus activates a receptor.
Retinal disparity
Perception
Psychophysics
Sensation
4
Smell receptors send messages to the brain about scents through the _____ nerve.
optic
auditory
nose
olfactory
5
____ were used to increase popcorn sales in the movie theatre (although they weren't effective)
Shape constancy
Advertising agencies
Ambiguous figures
Subliminal messages
6
The gate-control theory says that we can slow down ____signals by not paying attention to them.
touch
response
pain
visual
7
The four primary taste sensations are sour, salty, sweet, and...
spicy
savory
bland
bitter
8
_____ occurs when the brain receives information from the senses and has to interpret it.
Perception
Sensation
Activation-synthesis
Transduction
9
The _____ nerve carries impulses about light from the retina to the brain.
Cornea
Optic
Olfactory
Auditory
10
The___is the smallest change that can be detected in a stimulus (noticing the music got louder)
absolute threshold
difference threshold
Weber's law
psychophysics
11
The experience of organizing pieces of information into meaningful wholes is known as...
Sensation
Gestalt psychology
Constancy
Perceptual interference
12
____ is our strongest sense, while ____ is our weakest sense.
Hearing; smell
Vision; hearing
Vision; taste
Taste; vision
13
Which of the following is the correct order for the process of vision?
lens, retina, pupil, brain
lens, cornea, retina, brain
pupil, lens, retina, brain
pupil, retina, lens, cornea
14
Which of the following is the correct order for the process of hearing?
pinna, cochlea, auditory nerve, ear drum
pinna, ear drum, cochlea, auditory nerve
ear canal, cochlea, ear drum, stirrup
cochlea, ear drum, pinna, brain
15
The fact that you can't feel your clothes rubbing against your skin right now is due to...
absolute threshold
difference threshold
subliminal messages
sensory adaptation
16
The weakest amount of stimulation necessary for a stimulus to be detected is called the...
absolute threshold
difference threshold
perception
JND
17
___ depth cues can be seen with only one eye, while ___ depth cues are seen with both eyes.
Monocular; binocular
Binocular; monocular
18
__ are photoreceptors that allow us to see in color & detail, while __ help us to see at night.
cones; rods
rods; cones
19
The nerve that carries impulses from the inner ear to the brain is called the ___ nerve.
auditory
optic
olfactory
blind spot
20
The part of the eye that adjusts in size to let light enter is called the...
lens
cornea
iris
pupil