studies

Question 1

Coltheart

Answer 1

argues domain specificity is most crucial

Question 2

Fodor

Answer 2

Modularity of mind

Question 3

Patient GY

Answer 3

cortical damage in visual field. no conscious awareness pf seen stimulus

Question 4

Case of DF

Answer 4

good visual acuity and colour vision. good visual recognition. but not when holding or drawing object damage to vp but good Da

Question 5

Gilchrist Brown Findlay

Answer 5

AI no eye movement but head movement to compensate

Question 6

Thatcher illusion

Answer 6

mouth and eyes inverted shows how we fail to see the wrong in inverted faces

Question 7

Gautier Behrmann and Tarr

Answer 7

Greebles activate ffa

Question 8

Kishdia

Answer 8

sub second dopamine detection in human striatum

Question 9

Bang

Answer 9

dopamine and serotonin track decision times in putamen and serotonin tracks sensory stats in caudate nucleus

Question 10

McCaul and Haugtevdt

Answer 10

hand in cold water distracted and non distracted

Question 11

Weid and Verbaten

Answer 11

hand in cold water w good and bad images

Question 12

Roy

Answer 12

heat simulation with good and bad music and silent

Question 13

Price

Answer 13

heat simulation with placebo cream high low and placebo

Question 14

Kaptchuk

Answer 14

placebo effect even when told it is placebo - migraine

Question 15

Bingel

Answer 15

nocebo effect with pain killers and heat simulation

Question 16

Elsenbruch

Answer 16

painful simulation with nocebo effect

Question 17

Fillingim

Answer 17

critical review females clinical pain more than male

Question 18

Titchener

Answer 18

suggested attention opperated by increasing the clarity of perceptual events

Question 19

Cherry

Answer 19

unattended message was processed at a perceptual level

Question 20

Broadbent

Answer 20

filter or bottleneck model of selective attention

Question 21

Moral Wood Cowen

Answer 21

unattended info sometimes processed semantically

Question 22

Deutsch and Deutsch

Answer 22

bottleneck after semantic level analysis to protect limited control (output) capacity.

Question 23

Treisman

Answer 23

responses to target words in unattended channel are reduced rather than abolished

Question 24

Treisman and Gelade

Answer 24

Thought to reflect reflexive allocation of bottom up attention to objects defined by pre attentive perceptual mechanisms, which parse the visual scene

Question 25

Duncan

Answer 25

integrated competition model of attention

Question 26

Sereno

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lexical frequency has an influence on word recognition in the brain

Question 27

Rayner

Answer 27

little processing capacity needed for reading

Question 28

Reicher

Answer 28

Lexical access can guide letter identification and evidence for context effecting identification

Question 29

McClelland and Rumelhart

Answer 29

interactive activation model for word recognition , hierarchial model

Question 30

Lewin

Answer 30

social psychology

Question 31

McDougall

Answer 31

psychological social psychology one of the first social textbooks

Question 32

Lee Ross

Answer 32

Sociological social psychology one of the first social textbooks

Question 33

Triplett

Answer 33

one of first social experiments

Question 34

Sherif

Answer 34

social influence changes our physical experience

Question 35

Cialdini

Answer 35

uni team shirts

Question 36

Ramirez Esparza

Answer 36

cross cultural differences in social

Question 37

McDonald and Tatler

Answer 37

social roles effect on gaze cues. context modulates looking behaviour in social interactions