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You no longer notice the smell of your house or the noises made by your classmates because of..
signal detection theory
perceptual sets
transduction
sensory adaptation
2
You are at a bonfire with some friends. The moment you notice the smell of the smoke, it has crossed your...
signal detection
difference threshold
perceptual set
absolute threshold
3
All sensory neural information travels to the thalamus before the cerebral cortex EXCEPT
Audition
Olfaction
Gustation
Vision
4
While listening to music, a plane flies over the Von Trapp family and they can hear it because it crossed their
difference threshold
perception
sensation
absolute threshold
5
Building a puzzle without using the picture on the box as a frame of reference would be
Sensory Intuition
Top Down Processing
Perception
Bottom Up Processing
6
The system for sensing the position and movement of individual body parts in space is the
place theory
the vestibular sense
kinesthetic sense
ESP
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Which of the following is NOT one of the five categories of taste?
Bitter
Spicy
Sweet
Umami
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Retinal disparity refers to...
our eyes' ability to focus on different objects
our ability to see objects as three-dimensional
our ability to judge depth
the greater the difference in images, the closer they are to your eyes
9
According to ____, our ability to notice changes in our environment are due to state of mind, not just thresholds.
Signal Detection Theory
Opponent Processing Theory
Weber's Law
Trichromatic Theory
10
Taste receptors in the mouth are known as
Taste Testers
Supertasters
Taste Buds
Gustation grabbers
11
Depth perception can be determined with one eye using...
place theory
binocular cues
perceptual adaptation
monocular cues
12
This is when you grow used to a repeating stimulus over time and no longer notice it (like airplanes near an airport).
Habituation
Sensory adaptation
ESP
Sensory perception
13
What theory states that relay centers in the spinal cord have the ability to increase or decrease pain intensity?
Just Noticeable Difference
Gate-Control
Absolute Threshold
Signal Detection
14
You fail to hear your mother tell you to take out the trash while watching TV, demonstrating...
sensory adaptation
perceptual sets
desensitization
selective attention
15
Which snail-like structure in the ear converts sound waves into neural signals?
occicles
pinna
cochlea
eardrum
16
Which of the following is not a way to group items according to Gestalt psychology?
convergence
similarity
proximity
continuity
17
What are the visual receptors of the eye?
hair cells
papillae
rods and cones
olfactory cilia
18
An after-image of the British flag from this image is explained by...
Color Constancy
Weber's Law
Young-Helmholtz Theory
Opponent-Process Theory
19
Optic disk is to blind spot as fovea is to...
brightness perception
color perception
retina
focal point
20
Your sense of hearing would be processed by which lobe?
occipital
frontal
temporal
parietal
21
The system for maintaining balance based on fluid in the semicircular canals is the
Balance Sense
Kinesthetic Sense
Proprioceptive Sense
Vestibular Sense
22
What opening changes in size to allow more or less light into the eye?
lens
pupil
iris
retina
23
Seeing a seal and trainer in this sketch after being told it's for a marine show demonstrates the impact of
feature detectors
subliminal messages
perceptual sets
retinal disparity
24
Rods are what allow us to see _______ whereas cones are responsible for ________ and _________.
Color; Light and Clarity
Light; Color
Clarity; Color and Light
Light; Color and Clarity
25
Although the door appears to change shape as it is opened, we know it hasn't due to...
perceptual constancy
perceptual sets
sensory adaptation
perceptual adaptation