Exam 6: Sensation and Perception

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Tory eats a low-salt potato chip and spits it out and says, "That's so salty!" She also cannot eat Brussels sprouts, pickles, or anything with a lot of saccharin in it because it tastes "too bitter." It is likely that Tory is a(n):

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Which of the following is a true statement?

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In a signal detection task, the participant reports a signal when no signal was present. This is called a _______________.

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_______________ can cause the perception of an odour that is constant and unchanging to disappear.

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Research on rods and cones has revealed that:

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Although the human senses are very sensitive:

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Signal-detection theory assumes that:

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Describe in detail four psychological factors that can influence what we perceive and how we perceive it.

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What did Johannes Müller propose in his doctrine of specific energies?

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What is the difference between sensation and perception?

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Research conducted with two-month-old babies and the visual cliff shows that the babies:

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The snail-shaped, fluid-filled organ in the inner ear is called the _______________.

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Research on taste shows that:

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Jamal has a condition that makes his skin very itchy; the itch cannot be relieved with antihistamines. He is wondering how his nervous system detects the "itch" sensation and through a bit of research discovers that itch is mostly closely associated with the skin sense of:

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_______________ is a set of mental operations that organize sensory impulses into meaningful patterns.

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The dimension of auditory experience related to the frequency of the sound wave and, to some extent, its intensity is called _______________.

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_______________ is a sensory crossover condition where stimulation of one sense consistently evokes a sensation in another.

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Sarah says that certain colours make her experience different smells. For example, she says that the colour purple smells like a rose to her. Sarah is displaying the symptoms of:

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The auditory receptors are located in the _______________.

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Much of the evidence for ESP comes from _______________.

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