Exam 3: Sensation and Perception

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About ________ percent of the primary visual cortex is dedicated exclusively to analyzing input from the fovea, which is a very small but extremely important part of the retina.

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

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After working for several hours at a computer terminal and using the word processor to prepare a term paper, the fact that you no longer hear the hum of the computer's electrical system is a result of

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________, or what you expect to perceive, determines to a large extent what you actually see, hear, feel, taste, and smell.

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Neural impulses are carried from the retina to the thalamus by the ________ and then relayed to their final destination, the ________.

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The receptors that detect movement and provide information about orientation in space are located in

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The retina is about the size of

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What are the lens and the retina?

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Which of the following colours has the shortest wavelength (i.e., is lowest in nanometres)?

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The receptor cells for taste

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The two-point threshold varies for different parts of the body.

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In order to create the perception of depth, painters sometimes use all of the following, except

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Which of the following is not true of sensory receptors?

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

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The tough, transparent, protective layer covering the front of the eye is called the

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How does the olfactory sense work and how is it unique from other senses?

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The tendency to perceive figures or objects as belonging together if they appear to form a pattern is called

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What are some major causes of hearing loss?

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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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The Gestalt principle of closure refers to our tendency to complete figures with gaps in them.

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