Exam 4: Sensation and Perception

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Extrasensory knowledge of someone else's thoughts is called ________.

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The conversion of external energy into something that the nervous system can understand is known as

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Jan is holding her pet cat, Belle. The fact that she is getting information about Belle's weight as she sits on Jan's lap, the sound of Belle's purrs, and the sight of Belle's eye movements all at the same time is an example of

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One theory of pitch perception is the ________ theory, which suggests that the rate at which neurons in the ear fire produces different pitches. This theory is particularly effective at explaining humans' perception of lower pitches.

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Dr Balkin is heating up a liquid he just created in the lab. He has recruited students to observe his experiments and pinpoint the exact moment the liquid begins to change colour. Dr Balkin is concerned with the

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Clara, the psychic, is addressing her audience prior to the show. She notices that two of the audience members are wearing military uniforms. After a brief conversation with one of the soldiers,she suggests to him that he may be experiencing some doubt over recent events that took place. Which process is Clara engaging in?

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What discipline within psychology seeks to optimise the interaction between equipment and technology and our human sensory and perceptual abilities?

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Even though the cars at the end of the train look miniature, we know they are full-size due to

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Which of the following is the most recently identified of the basic taste sensations?

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What neurotransmitter seems to be very highly present in many food products that have umami as their primary taste profile?

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Our visual sensory receptor cells are located in the

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According to the opponent process theory of colour vision, the correct pairings of opposite colours are ________.

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Stanton is taking chemistry with Ms Neville and has heard many negative stories about her class from his friends. The fact that his beliefs about Ms Neville affect his interpretation of his interactions with her during the school year is an example of

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Alicia is talking on her mobile phone to her friend Maya. If Maya is in a crowded train station, Alicia finds that she has to nearly shout for Maya to be able to hear her. However, when Maya is in a paddock on her grandparents' farm, she can easily tell what Alicia is watching on TV as they talk. This is one illustration of

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Sarah is a pianist who reports that she sees musical tones as colours. This is one example of

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The bony, spiral-shaped sense organ used for hearing is the

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The monocular cue of ________ is being used when an artist places trees in front of riders to create a sense of depth when the picture is viewed.

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When taking a picture, photographers attempt to draw people's attention towards a particular image. This is one example of the Gestalt principle of

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The lowest level of a stimulus needed for the nervous system to detect a change half the time is called the

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Odourless chemicals that serve as a social signal to other members of one's species are called ________.

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