TEST BANK
Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
by Goldstein, Cacciamani, Chapter 1 to 15
,Table 5of 5Content
1. Introduction5to5Perception.
2. The 5Physiological 5Beginnings 5of 5Perception.
3. Neural 5Processing 5and 5Coding.
4. Cortical 5 5 Organization.
5. Perceiving 5Objects 5and 5Scenes.
6. Visual5Attention.
7. Taking5Action.
8. Perceiving5Motion.
9. Perceiving5Color.
10. Perceiving 5Depth 5and 5Size.
11. Sound 5and 5the 5Perception 5of 5Pitch.
12. Auditory 5Localization, 5the 5Auditory 5Scene, 5and 5Music.
13. Speech5Perception.
14. The 5Cutaneous 5Senses.
15. The 5Chemical 5Senses.
,Test 5Bank—Chapter 51: 5Introduction 5to 5Perception
MULTIPLE 5 CHOICE
1. “Perceiving 5machines” 5that 5can 5negotiate 5the 5environment 5with 5humanlike 5ease
a. were 5developed 5by 5computer 5scientists 5in 5the 51960s.
b. 5 5 were 5developed 5by 5computer 5scientists 5in 5the 51970s.
c. were 5developed 5by 5computer 5scientists 5in 5the 51990s.
d. 5 5 5have 5yet 5to 5be 5developed.
2. Which 5of 5the 5following 5is 5an 5application 5of 5perception 5research?
a. Developing5speech5recognition c. Devising 5robots 5that 5can
5“see.” 5 systems.
b. 5 5 Treating 5hearing 5problems. d. 5 5 5 All 5of 5these.
3. Which 5of 5the 5following 5is 5a 5reason 5for 5studying 5perception?
a. To 5become 5more 5aware 5of 5your 5own 5perceptual 5experiences.
b. 5 5 To 5provide 5information 5that 5may 5help 5with 5a 5future 5career.
c. To 5apply 5perception 5to 5everyday 5problems, 5such 5as 5highway 5sign 5visibility.
d. 5 5 5 All 5of 5these.
4. The 5study 5of 5perception 5can 5overlap
5with c. philosophy.
a. medicine. d. 5 5 5 all 5of 5these.
b. 5 5 5 5 computer 5 science.
5. Which 5of 5the 5following 5is 5NOT 5a 5category 5of 5the 5stages 5in 5the 5perceptual 5process?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. 5 5 5 5 Neural 5 Processing d. 5 5 5 5 Behavioral 5 Responses
6. The 5process 5of 5transforming 5energy 5in 5the 5environment 5into 5electrical 5energy 5in 5the 5neurons 5is
called
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. 5 5 5 5 transduction. d. 5 5 5 construction.
7. 5 5 __ 5is 5the 5step 5in 5the 5perceptual 5process 5that 5is 5analogous 5to 5an 5ATM 5withdrawal
5 __ 5
(pressure 5from 5button 5press 5becomes 5electrical 5energy 5then 5becomes 5a 5mechanical
5response 5 resulting 5in 5the 5dispensing 5of 5money).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. 5 5 5 d. 5 5 5 5 Transduction
5 Transference
8
, 8. The 5specific 5term 5for 5the 5“stimulus 5on 5the 5receptors” 5in 5visual 5processing 5is 5the
a. transduced5image. c. visual 5 image.
b. 5 5 5 5 environmental d. 5 5 5 5 perception.
5 stimulus.
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Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
by Goldstein, Cacciamani, Chapter 1 to 15
,Table 5of 5Content
1. Introduction5to5Perception.
2. The 5Physiological 5Beginnings 5of 5Perception.
3. Neural 5Processing 5and 5Coding.
4. Cortical 5 5 Organization.
5. Perceiving 5Objects 5and 5Scenes.
6. Visual5Attention.
7. Taking5Action.
8. Perceiving5Motion.
9. Perceiving5Color.
10. Perceiving 5Depth 5and 5Size.
11. Sound 5and 5the 5Perception 5of 5Pitch.
12. Auditory 5Localization, 5the 5Auditory 5Scene, 5and 5Music.
13. Speech5Perception.
14. The 5Cutaneous 5Senses.
15. The 5Chemical 5Senses.
,Test 5Bank—Chapter 51: 5Introduction 5to 5Perception
MULTIPLE 5 CHOICE
1. “Perceiving 5machines” 5that 5can 5negotiate 5the 5environment 5with 5humanlike 5ease
a. were 5developed 5by 5computer 5scientists 5in 5the 51960s.
b. 5 5 were 5developed 5by 5computer 5scientists 5in 5the 51970s.
c. were 5developed 5by 5computer 5scientists 5in 5the 51990s.
d. 5 5 5have 5yet 5to 5be 5developed.
2. Which 5of 5the 5following 5is 5an 5application 5of 5perception 5research?
a. Developing5speech5recognition c. Devising 5robots 5that 5can
5“see.” 5 systems.
b. 5 5 Treating 5hearing 5problems. d. 5 5 5 All 5of 5these.
3. Which 5of 5the 5following 5is 5a 5reason 5for 5studying 5perception?
a. To 5become 5more 5aware 5of 5your 5own 5perceptual 5experiences.
b. 5 5 To 5provide 5information 5that 5may 5help 5with 5a 5future 5career.
c. To 5apply 5perception 5to 5everyday 5problems, 5such 5as 5highway 5sign 5visibility.
d. 5 5 5 All 5of 5these.
4. The 5study 5of 5perception 5can 5overlap
5with c. philosophy.
a. medicine. d. 5 5 5 all 5of 5these.
b. 5 5 5 5 computer 5 science.
5. Which 5of 5the 5following 5is 5NOT 5a 5category 5of 5the 5stages 5in 5the 5perceptual 5process?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. 5 5 5 5 Neural 5 Processing d. 5 5 5 5 Behavioral 5 Responses
6. The 5process 5of 5transforming 5energy 5in 5the 5environment 5into 5electrical 5energy 5in 5the 5neurons 5is
called
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. 5 5 5 5 transduction. d. 5 5 5 construction.
7. 5 5 __ 5is 5the 5step 5in 5the 5perceptual 5process 5that 5is 5analogous 5to 5an 5ATM 5withdrawal
5 __ 5
(pressure 5from 5button 5press 5becomes 5electrical 5energy 5then 5becomes 5a 5mechanical
5response 5 resulting 5in 5the 5dispensing 5of 5money).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. 5 5 5 d. 5 5 5 5 Transduction
5 Transference
8
, 8. The 5specific 5term 5for 5the 5“stimulus 5on 5the 5receptors” 5in 5visual 5processing 5is 5the
a. transduced5image. c. visual 5 image.
b. 5 5 5 5 environmental d. 5 5 5 5 perception.
5 stimulus.
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