TEST BANK
Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
by Goldstein, Cacciamani, Chapter 1 to 15
,TabletroftrContent
1. IntroductiontrtotrPerception.
2. ThetrPhysiologicaltrBeginningstroftrPerception.
3. NeuraltrProcessingtrandtrCoding.
4. Corticaltrt r Organization.
5. PerceivingtrObjectstrandtrScenes.
6. VisualrtAttention.
7. TakingtrAction.
8. PerceivingtrMotion.
9. PerceivingtrColor.
10. PerceivingtrDepthtrandtrSize.
11. SoundtrandtrthetrPerceptiontroftrPitch.
12. AuditorytrLocalization,trthetrAuditorytrScene,trandtrMusic.
13. SpeechtrPerception.
14. ThetrCutaneoustrSenses.
15. ThetrChemicaltrSenses.
,TesttrBank—Chaptertr1:trIntroductiontrtotrPerception
MULTIPLEt r CHOICE
1. “Perceivingtrmachines”trthattrcantrnegotiatetrthetrenvironmenttrwithtrhumanliketrease
a. weretrdevelopedtrbytrcomputertrscientiststrintrthetr1960s.
b.trt r weretrdevelopedtrbytrcomputertrscientiststrintrthetr1970s.
c. weretrdevelopedtrbytrcomputertrscientiststrintrthetr1990s.
d.trtrtrhavetryettrtotrbetrdeveloped.
2. Whichtroftrthetrfollowingtristrantrapplicationtroftrperceptiontrresearch?
a. Developingtrspeechtrrecognition c.
Devisingtrrobotstrthattrcantr“see.”t r systems.
b.trt r Treatingtrhearingtrproblems. d.trtrtr Alltroftrthese.
3. Whichtroftrthetrfollowingtristratrreasontrfortrstudyingtrperception?
a. Totrbecometrmoretrawaretroftryourtrowntrperceptualtrexperiences.
b.trt r Totrprovidetrinformationtrthattrmaytrhelptrwithtratrfuturetrcareer.
c. Totrapplytrperceptiontrtotreverydaytrproblems,trsuchtrastrhighwaytrsigntrvisibility.
d.trtrtrAlltroftrthese.
4. Thetrstudytroftrperceptiontrcantroverlaptrwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b.trtrtrt r computert r science. d.trtrtr alltroftrthese.
5. WhichtroftrthetrfollowingtristrNOTtratrcategorytroftrthetrstagestrintrthetrperceptualtrprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b.trtrtrt r Neuralt r Processing d.trtrtrt r Behavioralt r Responses
6. Thetrprocesstroftrtransformingtrenergytrintrthetrenvironmenttrintotrelectricaltrenergytrintrthetrneuronstris
called
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b.trtrtrt r transduction. d.trtrt r construction.
7.trtrt r _ __tristrthetrsteptrintrthetrperceptualtrprocesstrthattristranalogoustrtotrantrATMtrwithdrawal
_tr
(pressuretrfromtrbuttontrpresstrbecomestrelectricaltrenergytrthentrbecomestratrmechanicaltrresponse
t r resultingtrintrthetrdispensingtroftrmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b.trtrtrt r Transferenc d.trtrtrt r Transduction
e
8. Thetrspecifictrtermtrfortrthetr“stimulustrontrthetrreceptors”trintrvisualtrprocessingtristrthe
8
, a. transducedtrimage. c. visualt r image.
b.trtrtrt r environmentalt r stimulu d.trtrtrtr perception.
s.
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Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
by Goldstein, Cacciamani, Chapter 1 to 15
,TabletroftrContent
1. IntroductiontrtotrPerception.
2. ThetrPhysiologicaltrBeginningstroftrPerception.
3. NeuraltrProcessingtrandtrCoding.
4. Corticaltrt r Organization.
5. PerceivingtrObjectstrandtrScenes.
6. VisualrtAttention.
7. TakingtrAction.
8. PerceivingtrMotion.
9. PerceivingtrColor.
10. PerceivingtrDepthtrandtrSize.
11. SoundtrandtrthetrPerceptiontroftrPitch.
12. AuditorytrLocalization,trthetrAuditorytrScene,trandtrMusic.
13. SpeechtrPerception.
14. ThetrCutaneoustrSenses.
15. ThetrChemicaltrSenses.
,TesttrBank—Chaptertr1:trIntroductiontrtotrPerception
MULTIPLEt r CHOICE
1. “Perceivingtrmachines”trthattrcantrnegotiatetrthetrenvironmenttrwithtrhumanliketrease
a. weretrdevelopedtrbytrcomputertrscientiststrintrthetr1960s.
b.trt r weretrdevelopedtrbytrcomputertrscientiststrintrthetr1970s.
c. weretrdevelopedtrbytrcomputertrscientiststrintrthetr1990s.
d.trtrtrhavetryettrtotrbetrdeveloped.
2. Whichtroftrthetrfollowingtristrantrapplicationtroftrperceptiontrresearch?
a. Developingtrspeechtrrecognition c.
Devisingtrrobotstrthattrcantr“see.”t r systems.
b.trt r Treatingtrhearingtrproblems. d.trtrtr Alltroftrthese.
3. Whichtroftrthetrfollowingtristratrreasontrfortrstudyingtrperception?
a. Totrbecometrmoretrawaretroftryourtrowntrperceptualtrexperiences.
b.trt r Totrprovidetrinformationtrthattrmaytrhelptrwithtratrfuturetrcareer.
c. Totrapplytrperceptiontrtotreverydaytrproblems,trsuchtrastrhighwaytrsigntrvisibility.
d.trtrtrAlltroftrthese.
4. Thetrstudytroftrperceptiontrcantroverlaptrwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b.trtrtrt r computert r science. d.trtrtr alltroftrthese.
5. WhichtroftrthetrfollowingtristrNOTtratrcategorytroftrthetrstagestrintrthetrperceptualtrprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b.trtrtrt r Neuralt r Processing d.trtrtrt r Behavioralt r Responses
6. Thetrprocesstroftrtransformingtrenergytrintrthetrenvironmenttrintotrelectricaltrenergytrintrthetrneuronstris
called
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b.trtrtrt r transduction. d.trtrt r construction.
7.trtrt r _ __tristrthetrsteptrintrthetrperceptualtrprocesstrthattristranalogoustrtotrantrATMtrwithdrawal
_tr
(pressuretrfromtrbuttontrpresstrbecomestrelectricaltrenergytrthentrbecomestratrmechanicaltrresponse
t r resultingtrintrthetrdispensingtroftrmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b.trtrtrt r Transferenc d.trtrtrt r Transduction
e
8. Thetrspecifictrtermtrfortrthetr“stimulustrontrthetrreceptors”trintrvisualtrprocessingtristrthe
8
, a. transducedtrimage. c. visualt r image.
b.trtrtrt r environmentalt r stimulu d.trtrtrtr perception.
s.
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