SENSATION6AND6PERCEPTION,10TH6EDITION BY6GOLDSTEIN,6CACCIAMANI6CHAPTER616TO615

1 .6 “Perceiving6machines”6that6can6negotiate6the6environment6with6humanlike 6ease a.6 were6developed6by6computer6scientists6in6the61960s. b.6 were6developed6by6computer6scientists6in6the61970s. c.6 were6developed6by6computer6scientists6in6the61990s. d.6 have6yet6to6be6developed. 2 .6 Which6of6the6following6is6an6application6of6perception6rese arch? a.6 Developing6speech6recognition systems. b.6 Treating6hearing6problems. 3 c.6 Devising6robots6that6can6“see. ” d.6 All6of6these. .6 Which6of6the6following6is6a6reason6for6studying6perception? a.6 To6become6more6aware6of6your6own6perceptual6experiences. b.6 To6provide6information6that6may6help6with6a6future6career. c.6 To6apply6perception6to6everyday6problems,6such6as6highway6sign6visi bility. d.6 All6of6these. 4 .6 The6study6of6perception6can6overlap6w ith a.6 medicine. b.6 computer6science. 5 a.6 Stimuli c.6 philosophy. d.6 all6of6these. .6 Which6of6the6following6is6NOT6a6category6of6the6stages6in6the6perceptual6 process? c.6 Serendipity b.6 Neural6Processing 6 d.6 Behavioral6Responses .6 The6process6of6transforming6energy6in6the6environment6into6electrical6energy6in6the6ne urons6is called a.6 refraction. b.6 transduction. 7 c.6 reduction. d.6 construction. .6 ______6is6the6step6in6the6perceptual6process6that6is6analogous6to6an6ATM6withdraw al (pressure6from6button6press6becomes6electrical6energy6then6becomes6a6mechanical6 response a.6 Knowledge b.6 Transference resulting6in6the6dispensing6of6money). 8 a.6 transduced6image. c.6 Action d.6 Transduction .6 The6specific6term6for6the6“stimulus6on6the6receptors”6in6visual6processi