,Description
TestglBankfforglSensationglandglPerception,gl9thglEdition,fE.glBruceglGoldstein,glIS
BN-gl10:1133958494,glISBN-13:gl9781133958499
TablefofglContent
1. IntroductiongltoglPerception.
2. TheglPhysiologicalglBeginningsglofglPerception.
3. NeuralglProcessingfandglCoding.
4. CorticalglOrganization.
5. PerceivingglObjectsglandglScenes.
6. VisualglAttention.
7. TakingglAction.
8. PerceivingglMotion.
9. PerceivingglColor.
10. PerceivingglDepthglandglSize.
11. SoundglandgltheglPerceptionglofglPitch.
12. AuditoryglLocalization,gltheglAuditoryglScene,glandglMusic.
13. SpeechglPerception.
14. TheglCutaneousglSenses.
15. TheglChemicalglSenses.
,TestglBank—Chaptergl1:glIntroductiongltoglPerception
MULTIPLEglCHOICE
1. “Perceivingglmachines”glthatglcanglnegotiategltheglenvironmentglwithglhumanlikeglease
a. weregldevelopedglbyglcomputerglscientistsglinglthegl196
0s.
b. weregldevelopedglbyglcomputerfscientistsglinglthegl197
0s.
c. weregldevelopedglbyglcomputerfscientistsglinglthegl199
0s.
d. havefyetgltoglbegldeveloped.
2. Whichglofgltheglfollowingglisglanglapplicationglofglperceptionglresearch?
a. Developingglspeechglrecognitionglsy c. Devisingglrobotsglthatglcangl“see
stems. .”
b. Treatingfhearingglproblems. d. Allglofglthese.
3. Whichglofgltheglfollowingglisglaglreasonglforglstudyingglperception?
a. Toglbecomeglmoreglawareglofglyourfownglperceptualglexperiences.
b. Toglprovideglinformationglthatglmayhelpglwithglaglfutureglcareer.
c. Toglapplyperceptiongltogleverydayglproblems,glsuchglasglhighwayglsignglvisibi
lity.
d. Allglofglthese.
4. Theglstudyglofglperceptionglcangloverlapglwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computerglscience. d. allglofglthese.
5. WhichglofgltheglfollowingglisglNOTglaglcategoryglofgltheglstagesglingltheglperceptualglprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. NeuralglProcessing d. BehavioralglResponses
6. Theglprocessglofgltransformingglenergyglingltheglenvironmentglintoglelectricalglenergyglingltheglneuron
sgliscalglled
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7.
isglthefstepglingltheglperceptualglprocessglthatglisglanalogousgltoglanglATMglwithdrawalgl(pressure
glfromglbgluttonglpressglbecomesglelectricalglenergyglthenglbecomesglaglmechanicalglresponseres
ultingglinglthegldisglpensingglofglmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
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, 8. Theglspecificgltermglforglthegl“stimulusglonglthefreceptors”glinglvisualglprocessingglisglthe
a. transducedglimage. c. visualglimage.
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TestglBankfforglSensationglandglPerception,gl9thglEdition,fE.glBruceglGoldstein,glIS
BN-gl10:1133958494,glISBN-13:gl9781133958499
TablefofglContent
1. IntroductiongltoglPerception.
2. TheglPhysiologicalglBeginningsglofglPerception.
3. NeuralglProcessingfandglCoding.
4. CorticalglOrganization.
5. PerceivingglObjectsglandglScenes.
6. VisualglAttention.
7. TakingglAction.
8. PerceivingglMotion.
9. PerceivingglColor.
10. PerceivingglDepthglandglSize.
11. SoundglandgltheglPerceptionglofglPitch.
12. AuditoryglLocalization,gltheglAuditoryglScene,glandglMusic.
13. SpeechglPerception.
14. TheglCutaneousglSenses.
15. TheglChemicalglSenses.
,TestglBank—Chaptergl1:glIntroductiongltoglPerception
MULTIPLEglCHOICE
1. “Perceivingglmachines”glthatglcanglnegotiategltheglenvironmentglwithglhumanlikeglease
a. weregldevelopedglbyglcomputerglscientistsglinglthegl196
0s.
b. weregldevelopedglbyglcomputerfscientistsglinglthegl197
0s.
c. weregldevelopedglbyglcomputerfscientistsglinglthegl199
0s.
d. havefyetgltoglbegldeveloped.
2. Whichglofgltheglfollowingglisglanglapplicationglofglperceptionglresearch?
a. Developingglspeechglrecognitionglsy c. Devisingglrobotsglthatglcangl“see
stems. .”
b. Treatingfhearingglproblems. d. Allglofglthese.
3. Whichglofgltheglfollowingglisglaglreasonglforglstudyingglperception?
a. Toglbecomeglmoreglawareglofglyourfownglperceptualglexperiences.
b. Toglprovideglinformationglthatglmayhelpglwithglaglfutureglcareer.
c. Toglapplyperceptiongltogleverydayglproblems,glsuchglasglhighwayglsignglvisibi
lity.
d. Allglofglthese.
4. Theglstudyglofglperceptionglcangloverlapglwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computerglscience. d. allglofglthese.
5. WhichglofgltheglfollowingglisglNOTglaglcategoryglofgltheglstagesglingltheglperceptualglprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. NeuralglProcessing d. BehavioralglResponses
6. Theglprocessglofgltransformingglenergyglingltheglenvironmentglintoglelectricalglenergyglingltheglneuron
sgliscalglled
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7.
isglthefstepglingltheglperceptualglprocessglthatglisglanalogousgltoglanglATMglwithdrawalgl(pressure
glfromglbgluttonglpressglbecomesglelectricalglenergyglthenglbecomesglaglmechanicalglresponseres
ultingglinglthegldisglpensingglofglmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
8
, 8. Theglspecificgltermglforglthegl“stimulusglonglthefreceptors”glinglvisualglprocessingglisglthe
a. transducedglimage. c. visualglimage.
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