Sensation & Perception Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Sensation & Perception QuizVersion en ligne For AP Psych Exam!! par Peyton 1 What is sensation? a the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimuli b the interpretation of sensory information into meaningful objects c the brain's automatic response to stimuli without awareness 2 What is Absolute threshold? a the smallest detectable change in a stimulus b the maximum intensity of a stimulus that can be detected 50% of the time c the exposure to one stimulus that can influence how we perceive a subsequent stimulus 3 What is Sensory Adaptation? a when a stimulus becomes more noticeable with prolonged exposure b when perception increases with repeated exposure c when constant exposure to a stimulus leads to decreased sensitivity over time 4 What is Priming? a the deliberate focus on a stimulus to improve detection b the chemical reaction in the brain after stimulation c the exposure to one stimulus that can influence how we perceive a subsequent stimulus 5 What is Just-Noticable Difference? a the largest detectable change in a stimulus b the baseline level of stimulus needed for detection c the smallest detectable change in a stimulus 6 What is Weber’s Law? a the theory that detection is unrelated to stimulus intensity b the principle that the size of the JND is proportional to the intensity of the stimulus c the idea that all stimuli are detected equally regardless of intensity 7 What does Trichromatic Theory propose? a the brain processes colors through a single receptor type b colors are perceived only after brain adaptation c the retina contains three types of color receptors (red, green, blue), and their combinations allow 8 What does Opponent Process Theory explain? a color perception is based on brightness alone b color perception does not involve neural processing c Certain cells in the brain are stimulated by some colors and inhibited by others, helping to explain 9 What are sound waves? a bands of compressed and expanded air. Our ears detect these brief changes in air pressure. Sound wav b light waves detected by the retina c electrical signals processed by the brain 10 What are the primary taste categories? (bonus ones included) a 4 primary tastes: Sweet, salty, sour, bitter b 5 primary tastes: Sweet, sour, salty, bitter, umami, + spicy c 5 primary tastes: Sweet, sour, salty, bitter, umami, + oleogustus 11 What is a Supertaster? a people who cannot taste bitter flavors b people with more taste buds than average making them highly sensitive to certain flavors especially c people with fewer taste buds than average 12 Rods detect ____ While Cones Detect ____? a Color, Light b Light, Color c Color, Objects 13 Nearsightedness can see ____ white Farsightedness can see ____? a Better, Bad b Far, Near c Near, Far 14 The Cornea is/does what? a is the protective clear layer that protects the eye b bends to focus light into the eye c used for detailed sight 15 The Retina is/does what? a is our Rods and Cones b sends visual information to the brain c the color in the our eyes 16 The pina, ear canal, and eardrum are in what ear? a Outer Ear b Middle Ear c Inner Ear 17 The ossicles and Eustachian Tube are in what ear? a Outer Ear b Middle Ear c Inner Ear 18 The cochlea and auditory nerve are in what ear? a Outer Ear b Middle Ear c Inner Ear 19 What is Bottom-Up processing? a Begins with sensory input, building perception from the smallest pieces of sensory information b Uses prior knowledge, expectations, and experiences to interpret sensory information c starts from your toes and process up to your head 20 What is Top-Down processing? a Begins with sensory input, building perception from the smallest pieces of sensory information b Uses prior knowledge, expectations, and experiences to interpret sensory information c starts from your head and process down to your toes 21 What is a Binocular Cue? (look the specifics up!!!!!) a Depth cues that require both eyes to work together b Depth cues that only require one eye c Ability to focus on one single conversation in a noisy room 22 What is a Monocular cue? (LOOK SPECIFICS UP!!!) a Depth cues that can be seen with one eye b Depth cues that can need both eyes to be seen c Failing to notice changes in the environment 23 What is the Cocktail Party Effect? a Focusing on one thing among many distractions b Failing to notice changes in the environment c Ability to focus on one single conversation in a noisy room 24 What is Gestalt Psychology? a focuses on how people naturally organize their sensory information into meaningful wholes b readiness to perceive things a certain way, based on expectations, emotions, or cultural background c we group similar-looking items 25 What are the grouping principles? a Proximity, similarity, and closure b Close, Far, Near c Far, Farther, Really Close

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Sensation & Perception QuizVersion en ligne

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What is sensation?

What is Absolute threshold?

What is Sensory Adaptation?

What is Priming?

What is Just-Noticable Difference?

What is Weber’s Law?

What does Trichromatic Theory propose?

What does Opponent Process Theory explain?

What are sound waves?

What are the primary taste categories? (bonus ones included)

What is a Supertaster?

Rods detect ____ While Cones Detect ____?

Nearsightedness can see ____ white Farsightedness can see ____?

The Cornea is/does what?

The Retina is/does what?

The pina, ear canal, and eardrum are in what ear?

The ossicles and Eustachian Tube are in what ear?

The cochlea and auditory nerve are in what ear?

What is Bottom-Up processing?

What is Top-Down processing?

What is a Binocular Cue? (look the specifics up!!!!!)

What is a Monocular cue? (LOOK SPECIFICS UP!!!)

What is the Cocktail Party Effect?

What is Gestalt Psychology?

What are the grouping principles?

Rods detect While Cones Detect ?

Nearsightedness can see white Farsightedness can see ?