Exam 3: Sensation and Perception
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Proofreading is a task that is made difficult because of the Gestalt principle known as the law of
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It may take your favorite teacher a few seconds to recognize you when you see her in the grocery store. This experience illustrates the importance of
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Describe the four-step process by which sound vibrations are turned into auditory sensations.
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A person who cannot distinguish pale colors such as pink and tan would be said to have a(n)
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The most complex, most important, and most highly developed sense for humans is
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________ suggests that we are more likely to notice when a newborn gains five pounds than when a sumo wrestler gains five pounds.
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It is difficult to distinguish between colors at night because
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What color would you report seeing if a researcher projects the longest wavelength in the visible spectrum onto a screen?
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Name and describe the two competing theories that attempt to explain perception. Provide an example for how each theory might explain a percept.
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Signal detection theory suggests that differences in absolute thresholds between different people reflect variations in
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The trichromatic and opponent?process theories of color vision are not in conflict because each corresponds to
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Shannon reads Jason the words folk, soak, and joke. Then she asks him, "What do you call the white of an egg?" He replies by saying, "yolk," when the correct answer is albumen (or simply, egg white). Jason gave an incorrect answer due to
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Learning-based inference is to nurture as ________ is to nature.
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In bottom-up processing, the resulting percept is determined by
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A student takes a drug that distorts perception. He holds up his hand right in front of his face. Horrified, he yells, "I have a giant hand!" Most likely the drug interfered with
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