Exam 10: Psychophysics and the Formal Founding of Psychology

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The name Wundt preferred for his system of thought was

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Helmholtz's explanation of depth perception was based largely on

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The ophthalmoscope, invented by ______, made it possible to gain visual access to the retina of the eye.

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The just noticeable difference (difference threshold) is a constant mathematical function of the existing amount of stimulation. In its most basic form, this was first proposed by

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The just noticable difference is a constant logarithmic function of the existing amount of stimulation was proposed by __________.

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Fechner's night view of life is found in ________ whereas his day view of life is found in ________.

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___________ wrote the first textbook claiming to be about physiological psychology and was a pioneer in the fields of space and depth perception.

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For Wundt, an element is

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_____ possessed an intense interest in vision research, particularly in the areas of color vision, depth perception, and the physical structure of the eye.

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The formal beginnings of experimental psychology are generally traced to the year _____ when _______.

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Thresholds are typically defined operationally as

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The formal beginnings of psychophysics are found in the work of

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_____ systematically mapped the cutaneous sensitivity of the human body.

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A difference threshold is defined as

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The trichromatic theory of color vision grew largely out of the work of

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The term psychophysics refers to

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Which of the following was NOT a dimension in Wundt's tridimensional theory of feeling?

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The heterogony of ends, according to Wundt, refers to

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