EXAM 2025 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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What is the stimulation of sensory receptors in a transmission of sensory information to the central nervous system

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Sensation

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What is the visual sensation that occurs after an original stimulus has been removed

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After image

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3
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What is the tendency to perceive and complete a whole figure

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Closure

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4
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What is the psychological process through which we interpret sensory stimulation

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Perception

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5
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Distinguishing between 2 shades of red is an example of

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Difference threshold

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6
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What laws of sensory perception does each liilstraton represent

It’s circles going over eachother

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Overlapping

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7
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Light enters the eye through

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Pupil

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8
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Rubbing a soar area may lessing the pain because

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The nervous systen can only hanfel so much at a time

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The smellin chart is used to measure

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Visual acuity

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10
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What parts of the eye enables people to perceive color

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Cones

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11
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Convergence is an example of

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Biocular cue

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12
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The cones in a retina are sensitive to

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All of the above

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13
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What does a person’s muscular sense help control

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Balance

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14
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Whixh of the floow9ng us not part of the skins senses

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Smell

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Inusional movement produced by the rapid progression of images that are not moving is

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Stroboscopic motion

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16
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Visual illusions are caused by which of the follwoing

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Brains use of perceptual constancy

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17
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What is the term meaning the sharpenss of vison

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Visual acuity

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18
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A molecular cue showing depth that says that nearby objects tend to appear more detailed in front of objects less deatiled

19
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What is the senss that detects poison in the body and makes us vomit

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Vestibular sense

20
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The sense of taste can be disrupted by

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Sense of smell

21
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What is the fluid filled structure in the inner ear that transmits sound pules to the auditory nerve

22
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The way we perceive objects is determined by

23
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Signal detection theory attempts to find

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How psychological factors affect perception

24
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What laws of sensory perception does each illsitatoin represent

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What is the lens of the eye responsible for
Keep focus
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A bird has to wear a patch on one eye which of the following cues of depth perception will be unavailable
Convergence
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Many older people become far sighted as
The lens gets more brital
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What is the type of deatbness in which sounds of certain frequencies are not heard
Sensorinal
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What gives us information about 3d shapes
Shadow and highlights
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Even with eyes closed the person knows about the position of their body parts because of what
Kinethesis
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What is the part of the ear that amplifier sound or soundwaves entering the ear
Middle ear
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Which of the following is not a gestalt principal
Illusion
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What are the colors across front eachother on a color circle
Complimentary
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What is the perceptual tendency to group together elements that tend to be alike
Similarty
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What is the process by which I'm used of the distinguishing smell whenever I'm in birth dirty car
Sensory adaptation
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What laws of sensory perception does this illus9on represent
Closure
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What is the bundle of nerves carrying sound fron the coclhea to the brain
Auditory nerve
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The fact that a friend walking toward you does not get any bigger is an example of
Size constancy
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The sensible surface of the eye that acts like the film of a camera
Retina
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Adults who are born blind qnd have their visok restored
Fail to recognize familiar objects
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What sense dominates our ability to taste food and liquid
Oldactory
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What is the smallest amount of particular stimulus that can be detected
Absolute threshold
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Whixh of the following explains why rose appears equally red and bright in dim light
Color constancy
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What are specialized receptors cells that are responsible for night vison
Rods