Exam 3: Recognizing Objects

You are shown an odd-looking image and asked to identify it. According to our knowledge of object recognition, your first step would be gathering the raw data, and the second would be

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On one trial of an experiment, a participant is shown the sequence GWXT. On a different trial, the participant is shown the sequence PAFE. On the basis of prior research, we should expect that

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Question 22

Mistakes in word reading occur under a feature-net model of recognition. This results because the feature net encourages _ over _.

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Question 23

If visual information conflicts with other information, we usually

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Question 24

The recognition of faces

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Question 25

In a feature-net model, knowledge of spelling patterns

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Question 26

You are driving in your car listening to the radio when a new song by your favorite artist comes on. Describe how top-down and bottom-up processing both contribute to your ability to identify (either correctly or incorrectly) the lyrics of the song.

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Question 27

Which of the following statements is TRUE about the recognition of inverted faces?

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Question 28

The importance of vision for humans is reflected in the

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Question 29

In order to summarize the Gestalt psychologists' movement in a few words, one might say,

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Question 30

A bigram detector fires in response to the

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Question 31

When identifying nonword letter-strings that are presented very briefly, participants tend to make specific kinds of errors. How would these errors be best described?

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Question 32

Recognition errors (like mistaking CQRN for CORN ) lead us to what conclusion about feature nets?

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Question 33

Participants are shown a visual stimulus for just 30 ms and are then asked, "Was there an E or a K in the stimulus?" We would expect the BEST performance if the stimulus is

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Question 34

A response threshold is the

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Question 35

Imagine you are putting together a puzzle. The lid of the box comes with a picture of the completed puzzle, and you reference that while you are working. The lid is acting as a

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Question 36

Researchers have used transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to disrupt portions of the healthy brain. When asking participants to search for a target, we expect TMS applied to the parietal lobe to

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Question 37

Argue for or against the notion that "face processing is a special case." Support your perspective by referencing behavioral or neuropsychological evidence.

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A tachistoscope is a device used to

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Question 39

Imagine you are reading a puzzling email from a friend. You identify the words, but have a hard time "reading between the lines." In this example, word identification involves _ processing while "reading between the lines" involves _ processing.

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You are shown an odd-looking image and asked to identify it. According to our knowledge of object recognition, your first step would be gathering the raw data, and the second would be

On one trial of an experiment, a participant is shown the sequence GWXT. On a different trial, the participant is shown the sequence PAFE. On the basis of prior research, we should expect that

Mistakes in word reading occur under a feature-net model of recognition. This results because the feature net encourages _ over _.

If visual information conflicts with other information, we usually

The recognition of faces

In a feature-net model, knowledge of spelling patterns

You are driving in your car listening to the radio when a new song by your favorite artist comes on. Describe how top-down and bottom-up processing both contribute to your ability to identify (either correctly or incorrectly) the lyrics of the song.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about the recognition of inverted faces?

The importance of vision for humans is reflected in the

In order to summarize the Gestalt psychologists' movement in a few words, one might say,

A bigram detector fires in response to the

When identifying nonword letter-strings that are presented very briefly, participants tend to make specific kinds of errors. How would these errors be best described?

Recognition errors (like mistaking CQRN for CORN ) lead us to what conclusion about feature nets?

Participants are shown a visual stimulus for just 30 ms and are then asked, "Was there an E or a K in the stimulus?" We would expect the BEST performance if the stimulus is

A response threshold is the

Imagine you are putting together a puzzle. The lid of the box comes with a picture of the completed puzzle, and you reference that while you are working. The lid is acting as a

Researchers have used transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to disrupt portions of the healthy brain. When asking participants to search for a target, we expect TMS applied to the parietal lobe to

Argue for or against the notion that "face processing is a special case." Support your perspective by referencing behavioral or neuropsychological evidence.

A tachistoscope is a device used to

Imagine you are reading a puzzling email from a friend. You identify the words, but have a hard time "reading between the lines." In this example, word identification involves _ processing while "reading between the lines" involves _ processing.

The Science of the Mind

The Neural Basis for Cognition

Paying Attention

The Acquisition of Memories and the Working-Memory System

Interconnections Between Acquisition and Retrieval

Remembering Complex Events

Concepts and Generic Knowledge

Language

Visual Knowledge

Judgment and Reasoning

Problem Solving and Intelligence

Conscious Thought, Unconscious Thought

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Exam 3: Recognizing Objects

You are shown an odd-looking image and asked to identify it. According to our knowledge of object recognition, your first step would be gathering the raw data, and the second would be

On one trial of an experiment, a participant is shown the sequence GWXT. On a different trial, the participant is shown the sequence PAFE. On the basis of prior research, we should expect that

Mistakes in word reading occur under a feature-net model of recognition. This results because the feature net encourages _____ over _____.

If visual information conflicts with other information, we usually

The recognition of faces

In a feature-net model, knowledge of spelling patterns

You are driving in your car listening to the radio when a new song by your favorite artist comes on. Describe how top-down and bottom-up processing both contribute to your ability to identify (either correctly or incorrectly) the lyrics of the song.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about the recognition of inverted faces?

The importance of vision for humans is reflected in the

In order to summarize the Gestalt psychologists' movement in a few words, one might say,

A bigram detector fires in response to the

When identifying nonword letter-strings that are presented very briefly, participants tend to make specific kinds of errors. How would these errors be best described?

Recognition errors (like mistaking CQRN for CORN ) lead us to what conclusion about feature nets?

Participants are shown a visual stimulus for just 30 ms and are then asked, "Was there an E or a K in the stimulus?" We would expect the BEST performance if the stimulus is

A response threshold is the

Imagine you are putting together a puzzle. The lid of the box comes with a picture of the completed puzzle, and you reference that while you are working. The lid is acting as a

Researchers have used transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to disrupt portions of the healthy brain. When asking participants to search for a target, we expect TMS applied to the parietal lobe to

Argue for or against the notion that "face processing is a special case." Support your perspective by referencing behavioral or neuropsychological evidence.

A tachistoscope is a device used to

Imagine you are reading a puzzling email from a friend. You identify the words, but have a hard time "reading between the lines." In this example, word identification involves _____ processing while "reading between the lines" involves _____ processing.

The Science of the Mind

The Neural Basis for Cognition

Paying Attention

The Acquisition of Memories and the Working-Memory System

Interconnections Between Acquisition and Retrieval

Remembering Complex Events

Concepts and Generic Knowledge

Language

Visual Knowledge

Judgment and Reasoning

Problem Solving and Intelligence

Conscious Thought, Unconscious Thought

Filters

Mistakes in word reading occur under a feature-net model of recognition. This results because the feature net encourages _ over _.

Imagine you are reading a puzzling email from a friend. You identify the words, but have a hard time "reading between the lines." In this example, word identification involves _ processing while "reading between the lines" involves _ processing.