Exam 7: Sensation and Perception
Exam 1: The Science of Psychology118 Questions
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"It is phylogenetically ancient and seems to serve the same functions in many other animals; it gives them the minimum amount of information that they need to know about a substance, even if that substance has never been encountered before". Which sensory modality is your text referring to?
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Which of the following sequences correctly orders the structures along the visual pathway, from first to last?
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With respect to sensory substitution, what does TDU stand for?
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With reference to the use of Bayes' theorem to resolve ambiguities in vision, a __________ is to __________ as a 'symptom' is to 'causes'.
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__________ signals the presence and encourages the consumption of sodium chloride, an essential element for proper neural functioning.
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Which of the following sequences CORRECTLY reflects the order in which different structures are involved during haptic object recognition?
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In 1992 Goodale and Milner proposed a new description of the dorsal stream as a __________ stream, which is specialized in unconscious action control.
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Neurons in the visual area known as MT are particularly responsive to depth and direction cues.
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Neuroscience studies the relationship between stimuli and neural responses.
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Which of the following classes of cones responds selectively to greenish colours?
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Which term defines the presentation of stimuli stimulating only one sensory modality?
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Which of the following items is NOT an example of assumptions that can be used to resolve visual ambiguities?
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Describe how alcohol intoxication can cause changes in the responses of vestibular receptors which produce symptoms such as nausea and dizziness.
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Mark went to the cinema on a bright summer day. As he entered the dark screen room his vision was severely compromised until it slowly __________ to the dark environment.
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The __________ represents the threshold between two sensory experiences (e.g. judging two weights as 'same' or 'different').
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Stimulus approach and avoidance, and substance edibility are both computations of __________.
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According to the __________ explanation, individual unimodal activations are added together to create a combined response which is stronger than the activation evoked by unimodal stimulation. This may explain why performances using multimodal presentation are better.
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__________ is the field investigating the neuro-cognitive mechanisms that regulate, among others, our ability to interact with co-specifics, understand their emotional and mental states, and create social bonds.
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