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AP Psychology Ch.5 Sensation & Perception
AP Psychology Ch.5 Sensation & Perception
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AP Psychology Ch. 5&6 Sensation and Perception
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Binocular cues, retinal/binocular disparity, convergence, accomodation, motion parallex etc
Perceptual Constancy
Perceptual Set
Motion Perception
Depth Perception
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Getting used to wrist watches, cold weather, bad smells, etc
Sensation
Signal Detection
Sensory System
Sensory Adaptation
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Father of psychophysics
Wilhelm Wundt
John Locke
Paul Broca
Gustav Theodor Fechner
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Tendency to organize the visual field into objects that stand apart from surroundings
Figure Ground
Constancy
Depth Perception
Retinal Disparity
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See far away better
Farsighted
Rods
Acuity
Nearsighted
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Perceiving future events
Precognition
Clairvoyance
Parapsychology
Psychokinesis
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Receptors cells buried in the layers of the layers of the Retina
Rods
Retina
Fovea
Cones
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The visual cliff tests an infant’s perceptual sensitivity to which depth cue?
relative height
interposition
linear perspective
texture gradient
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Begins with light entering the eye
Blindspot
Photoreceptor
Monocular
Sight
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Which of the following influences perception?
expectations
the context in which stimuli are perceived
biological maturation
all of the above
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Determines Color
Acuity
Frequency
Fovea
Wavelength
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The smallest increase or decrease in the intensity of stimulus that a person is able to detect
Acuity
JND
Signal Detection Theory
Weber's Law
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See close up better
Nearsighted
Cones
Farsighted
Acuity
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Cluster of cones of the central focus point of the retina
Fovea
Rods
Cones
Acuity
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Our brains interpret stimuli in such a way as to impulse stability on the environment
Perceptual Abilities
Depth Perception
Perceptual Adaptation
Perceptual Set
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Like picture at night; quickly flashed images in separate appear to be moving
Auto Kinetic Effect
Stroboscopic movement
Depth perception
Phi Phenomenon
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Receptor cells buried in the layers of the Retina
Cones
FOVEA
Rods
Acuity
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Jack claims that he often has dreams that predict future events. He claims to have the power of
Telepathy
clairvoyance
Psychokinesis
precognition
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In the opponent-process theory, the three pairs of processes are:
red-yellow, blue-green, black-white.
dependent upon the individual’s experience.
red-green, blue-yellow, black-white.
red-blue, green-yellow, black-white.
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Enable organisms to obtain needed information
Nature Sensory
Perceiving
Communicating
Sensory System
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The process by which sensory information is converted into neural energy
Signal Detection
Sensory Adaptation
nature dectection
Transduction
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Determines Sharpness
Frequency
Rods
Cones
Acuity
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Determines intensity
Wave Amplitude or height
Acuity
Amplitude
Frequency
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The receptors for taste are located in the:
cochlea
cortex
fovea
taste buds
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The structures through which light passes after entering the eye?
pupil, lens, cornea, retina
pupil, cornea, lens, retina
cornea, pupil, lens, retina
lens, pupil, cornea, retina
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Process which group smaller units of the perceptual world into larger units
parapsychology
Gestalt Psychology
Functional psychology
Behavioral psychology
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Figure is to ground as _____ is to _____.
top; bottom
sensation; perception
cloud; sky
night; day
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Illusion of movement of stationary
Autokinetic Effect
Depth perception
Stroboscopic movement
Phi Phenomenon
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Maintains original shape or size
Retinal Disparity
Constancy
Monocular
Accomodation
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Closure, proximity, similarity, continuity, symmetry
Sensation
Perception
Grouping
Laws of Pragnaz
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JND grows in proportion to the intensity of the initial stimuli
JND
Threshold
Weber's Law
Absolute Threshold
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below threshold
JND
Subliminal
Difference threshold
Absolute Threshold
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movement, body position, balance and coordination and uses vestibular sesnse
Kinesthesis
Depth perception
Motion perception
Sensory Adaptation
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Object doesnt actually change
Constancy
Kinesthesis
Transduction
Perceptual Constancy
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Mental Predisposition
sensory perception
Perceptual Set
Depth perception
motion perception
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Assumes no absolute threshold & the detection depends on the person's experience, expectations
Signal Detection Theory
Threshold
Sublimial
Transduction
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How psychology relates to physics
Psychology
Psychological Physics
Psychophysics
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Process of detecting physical energy from the environment
Perception
Movement
Sensory
Sensation
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Paranormal (X-Files)
Telepathy
Psychokinesis
Clairvoyance
Parapsychology