Exam 4: Sensation and Perception

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The artist Vincent van Gogh is known for cutting off his outer ear. What is the precise name of the part he cut off?

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When you see two lanes of the highway coming together at the horizon and make a judgment about how far away the horizon is, you are using _____.

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Lizzie is yelling more and more loudly at her younger brother. This means that the _____ of the sound waves is(are) getting _____.

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The theory that explains how we hear higher-pitched sounds is the:

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The faintest sound you can detect is one decibel, and normal conversation measures _____ decibels.

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_____ is the perceptual organization principle that says people tend to perceive a complete unit even if it contains gaps.

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You are reading the newspaper in the student lounge when your best friend comes up behind you, casting a shadow over the paper. The principle of brightness constancy says that you will _____.

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Your friend is thinking of using several subliminal tapes to improve his memory and self-esteem. He asks you what psychologists think about these tapes. What would be the MOST correct response you could make?

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How many hues does your author state humans can discriminate?

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A false impression of the environment is called _____.

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Vision and hearing are a result of our perception of __________________.

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The receptor cells for the nose are located in the _____.

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The vestibular sacs contain hair cells that are sensitive to _____.

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When the lens of the eye becomes less flexible around middle age, people are diagnosed with ____.

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Blue-eyed Tracy came out of the movie theater after a matinee. What kept Tracy from being blinded by too much sudden sunlight?

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Which visual receptors adapt faster when confronted with a sudden change in light intensity?

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Rods are most sensitive _____, and less sensitive _____.

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Feature detection _____.

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Car alarms that change from a siren to a honking horn and back again are attempting to prevent _____.

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Eighteen-month-old Danielle thinks that her daddy is getting smaller and smaller as he walks away from her. This child has not yet developed the principle of _____.

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