Question 1

What is the name for primitive building blocks of 3D perception?

Accepted Answer

A) features 
B) apperceptions 
C) modals 
D) geons 
A) features 
B) apperceptions 
C) modals 
D) geons D

Question 2

Span of apprehension is __________.

Accepted Answer

A) how long a person can retain information in iconic memory 
B) the number of items recallable after any short display 
C) the finding that it is easier to perceiving thing within reaching distance 
D) the finding that it is easier to perceive things that we understand 
A) how long a person can retain information in iconic memory 
B) the number of items recallable after any short display 
C) the finding that it is easier to perceiving thing within reaching distance 
D) the finding that it is easier to perceive things that we understand B

Question 3

What is the role of the retina in vision?

Accepted Answer

A) to convert light energy into neural impulses 
B) to focus the image on the eye 
C) to filter out unwanted visual noise 
D) back propagation 
A) to convert light energy into neural impulses 
B) to focus the image on the eye 
C) to filter out unwanted visual noise 
D) back propagation A

Question 4

What is the name of the basic building block in Biederman's recognition by components (RBC)theory?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What is the name of the basic...

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a Gestalt grouping principle?

Accepted Answer

A) reduction 
B) good continuation 
C) proximity 
D) closure 
A) reduction 
B) good continuation 
C) proximity 
D) closure

Question 6

Sperling's studies in visual apprehension revealed that more information was available than could be reported by use of his __________ report condition.

Accepted Answer

A) partial 
B) whole 
C) verbal 
D) visual 
A) partial 
B) whole 
C) verbal 
D) visual

Question 7

Auditory information endures in auditory sensory memory for two to four seconds (depending on the stimulus material),after which it fades away (decays).How long does visual sensory memory last?

Accepted Answer

A) 250 milliseconds 
B) 500 milliseconds 
C) About 1-2 seconds 
D) About 2-4 seconds 
A) 250 milliseconds 
B) 500 milliseconds 
C) About 1-2 seconds 
D) About 2-4 seconds

Question 8

What is the duration of information in visual sensory memory (iconic memory)?

Accepted Answer

The duration of information in visual se

Question 9

Generally,more receptors synapse onto each bipolar cell in the periphery than in the fovea.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The "three-eared man" procedure is most likely to be used to investigate __________.

Accepted Answer

A) template matching 
B) iconic memory 
C) the problem of invariance 
D) what Crowder refers to as "precategorical acoustic storage" 
A) template matching 
B) iconic memory 
C) the problem of invariance 
D) what Crowder refers to as "precategorical acoustic storage"

Question 11

The capacity of iconic memory is typically four to five items.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Draw a diagram that illustrates (and labels)the important components of the eye.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Draw a diagram that illustrates (and labels)the...

Question 13

A disruption in face recognition is called __________.

Accepted Answer

A) apperceptive agnosia 
B) prosopagnosia 
C) normal agnosia 
D) associative agnosia 
A) apperceptive agnosia 
B) prosopagnosia 
C) normal agnosia 
D) associative agnosia

Question 14

Trouble perceiving patterns corresponds to __________.

Accepted Answer

A) object agnosia 
B) word agnosia 
C) associative agnosia 
D) apperceptive agnosia 
A) object agnosia 
B) word agnosia 
C) associative agnosia 
D) apperceptive agnosia

Question 15

The Gestalt grouping principle of closure allows us to identify objects when only parts of them are seen

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which of the following best illustrates top-down processing?

Accepted Answer

A) Selfridge's Pandemonium model 
B) template-matching models of visual or auditory processing 
C) feature-based models of visual or auditory processing 
D) Warren and Warren's phoneme replacement studies 
A) Selfridge's Pandemonium model 
B) template-matching models of visual or auditory processing 
C) feature-based models of visual or auditory processing 
D) Warren and Warren's phoneme replacement studies

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT associated with Pandemonium?

Accepted Answer

A) decision demon 
B) feature detection 
C) selfridge 
D) serial processing 
A) decision demon 
B) feature detection 
C) selfridge 
D) serial processing

Question 18

Prosopagnosia is __________.

Accepted Answer

A) a disruption in the ability to recognize faces 
B) a problem remembering the names of objects 
C) a disruption in the ability to recognize objects 
D) a problem remembering the names of people 
A) a disruption in the ability to recognize faces 
B) a problem remembering the names of objects 
C) a disruption in the ability to recognize objects 
D) a problem remembering the names of people

Question 19

The number of items recallable after any short display is called __________.

Accepted Answer

A) visual sensory memory duration 
B) working memory capacity 
C) the span of apperception 
D) articulation span 
A) visual sensory memory duration 
B) working memory capacity 
C) the span of apperception 
D) articulation span

Question 20

What is the name of a phenomenon in which people perceive motion when in fact there is none?

Accepted Answer

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What is the name for primitive building blocks of 3D perception?

Span of apprehension is __________.

What is the role of the retina in vision?

What is the name of the basic building block in Biederman's recognition by components (RBC)theory?

Which of the following is NOT a Gestalt grouping principle?

Sperling's studies in visual apprehension revealed that more information was available than could be reported by use of his __________ report condition.

Auditory information endures in auditory sensory memory for two to four seconds (depending on the stimulus material),after which it fades away (decays).How long does visual sensory memory last?

What is the duration of information in visual sensory memory (iconic memory)?

Generally,more receptors synapse onto each bipolar cell in the periphery than in the fovea.

The "three-eared man" procedure is most likely to be used to investigate __________.

The capacity of iconic memory is typically four to five items.

Draw a diagram that illustrates (and labels)the important components of the eye.

A disruption in face recognition is called __________.

Trouble perceiving patterns corresponds to __________.

The Gestalt grouping principle of closure allows us to identify objects when only parts of them are seen

Which of the following best illustrates top-down processing?

Which of the following is NOT associated with Pandemonium?

Prosopagnosia is __________.

The number of items recallable after any short display is called __________.

What is the name of a phenomenon in which people perceive motion when in fact there is none?

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Exam 3: Sensation and Perception

What is the name for primitive building blocks of 3D perception?

Span of apprehension is __________.

What is the role of the retina in vision?

What is the name of the basic building block in Biederman's recognition by components (RBC)theory?

Which of the following is NOT a Gestalt grouping principle?

Sperling's studies in visual apprehension revealed that more information was available than could be reported by use of his __________ report condition.

Auditory information endures in auditory sensory memory for two to four seconds (depending on the stimulus material),after which it fades away (decays).How long does visual sensory memory last?

What is the duration of information in visual sensory memory (iconic memory)?

Generally,more receptors synapse onto each bipolar cell in the periphery than in the fovea.

The "three-eared man" procedure is most likely to be used to investigate __________.

The capacity of iconic memory is typically four to five items.

Draw a diagram that illustrates (and labels)the important components of the eye.

A disruption in face recognition is called __________.

Trouble perceiving patterns corresponds to __________.

The Gestalt grouping principle of closure allows us to identify objects when only parts of them are seen

Which of the following best illustrates top-down processing?

Which of the following is NOT associated with Pandemonium?

Prosopagnosia is __________.

The number of items recallable after any short display is called __________.

What is the name of a phenomenon in which people perceive motion when in fact there is none?

Cognitive Psychology: An Introduction

Cognitive Neuroscience and Cognitive Science

Attention

Short-Term Working Memory

Learning and Remembering

Knowing

Using Knowledge in the Real World

Language

Comprehension: Written and Spoken Language

Decisions, Judgments, and Reasoning

Problem Solving

Cognition and Emotion

Cognitive Development

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