Question 1

According to Lee (1976), time to contact can be calculated using which of the following measures?

Accepted Answer

A)  Perceived distance 
B)  Perceived velocity 
C)  Perceived distance divided by perceived velocity 
D)  The rate of expansion of an object's retinal image 
E)  Visual direction 
A)  Perceived distance 
B)  Perceived velocity 
C)  Perceived distance divided by perceived velocity 
D)  The rate of expansion of an object's retinal image 
E)  Visual direction

Question 2

The phenomenon in which observers do not notice an unexpected object appearing in a visual display is termed:

Accepted Answer

A)  Change blindness 
B)  Ebbinghaus illusion 
C)  Müller-Lyer illusion 
D)  Inattentional blindness 
E)  Ponzo illusion 
A)  Change blindness 
B)  Ebbinghaus illusion 
C)  Müller-Lyer illusion 
D)  Inattentional blindness 
E)  Ponzo illusion

Question 3

Johansson (1975) stated that the ability to perceive biological motion is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Learned 
B)  Related to practice 
C)  Innate 
D)  Controlled 
E)  Less developed than other types of motion perception 
A)  Learned 
B)  Related to practice 
C)  Innate 
D)  Controlled 
E)  Less developed than other types of motion perception

According to Lee (1976), time to contact can be calculated using which of the following measures?

The phenomenon in which observers do not notice an unexpected object appearing in a visual display is termed:

Johansson (1975) stated that the ability to perceive biological motion is:

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Exam 4: Motor Perception and Action

According to Lee (1976), time to contact can be calculated using which of the following measures?

The phenomenon in which observers do not notice an unexpected object appearing in a visual display is termed:

Johansson (1975) stated that the ability to perceive biological motion is:

Approaches to Human Cognition

Basic Processes in Visual Perception

Object and Face Recognition

Attention and Performance

Learning, Memory and Forgetting

Long-Term Memory Systems

Everyday Memory

Speech Perception and Reading

Language Comprehension

Language Production

Problem Solving and Expertise

Judgement and Decision Making

Reasoning and Hypothesis Testing

Cognition and Emotion

Consciousness

Filters