Exam 3: Sensation and Perception

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The textbook calls illusions a form of hallucination.

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The minimum amount of physical stimulation necessary for us to experience a sensation 50 percent of the time is called the

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What is the relationship between sensation and perception?

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A sense of elevated mood after exercising could be attributed to

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The distinct quality of sound that distinguishes a trumpet from a trombone at the same pitch and loudness is called

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We are able to know the position of body parts in relation to one another and the movement in various body parts because of

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The muscles that control the movement of the eyeballs provide the depth cue called

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How does the sensation of a handshake get conveyed to our brain?

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Bright light is to ________ as dim light is to ________.

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What are seven monocular depth cues?

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Which of the following physical properties of light contribute to your experiences of hue or colour?

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Hue is to ________ of light as brightness is to ________ of light.

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How many basic tastes exist?

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Two major theories that attempt to explain colour vision are

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Research has shown that colour blindness can have many degrees, depending on

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The ophthalmologist is examining a part of your eye in which you have mostly rods. She is looking at which portion of the retina?

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Visual information is carried to the brain by the

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According to the text, supertasters have ________ people with a reduced ability to taste.

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In order for us to smell a substance, some of its molecules must pass into

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When moving in a vehicle, close objects seem to move in the opposite direction and far objects seem to move in the same direction. This phenomenon is called

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