,Description
TestxBankxforxSensationxandxPerception,x9thxEdition,xE.xBrucexGoldstein,xISBN-
10:x1133958494,xISBN-13:x9781133958499
TablexofxContent
1. IntroductionxtoxPerception.
2. ThexPhysiologicalxBeginningsxofxPerception.
3. NeuralxProcessingxandxCoding.
4. CorticalxOrganization.
5. PerceivingxObjectsxandxScenes.
6. VisualxAttention.
7. TakingxAction.
8. PerceivingxMotion.
9. PerceivingxColor.
10. PerceivingxDepthxandxSize.
11. SoundxandxthexPerceptionxofxPitch.
12. AuditoryxLocalization,xthexAuditoryxScene,xandxMusic.
13. SpeechxPerception.
14. ThexCutaneousxSenses.
15. ThexChemicalxSenses.
,TestxBank—Chapterx1:xIntroductionxtoxPerception
MULTIPLExCHOICE
1. “Perceivingxmachines”xthatxcanxnegotiatexthexenvironmentxwithxhumanlikexease
a. werexdevelopedxbyxcomputerxscientistsxinxthex1960s.
b. werexdevelopedxbyxcomputerxscientistsxinxthex1970s.
c. werexdevelopedxbyxcomputerxscientistsxinxthex1990s.
d. havexyetxtoxbexdeveloped.
2. Whichxofxthexfollowingxisxanxapplicationxofxperceptionxresearch?
a. Developingxspeechxrecognition c. Devisingxrobotsxthatxcanx“see.”
systems.
b. Treatingxhearingxproblems. d. Allxofxthese.
3. Whichxofxthexfollowingxisxaxreasonxforxstudyingxperception?
a. Toxbecomexmorexawarexofxyourxownxperceptualxexperiences.
b. Toxprovidexinformationxthatxmayxhelpxwithxaxfuturexcareer.
c. Toxapplyxperceptionxtoxeverydayxproblems,xsuchxasxhighwayxsignxvisibility.
d. Allxofxthese.
4. Thexstudyxofxperceptionxcanxoverlapxwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computerxscience. d. allxofxthese.
5. WhichxofxthexfollowingxisxNOTxaxcategoryxofxthexstagesxinxthexperceptualxprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. NeuralxProcessing d. BehavioralxResponses
6. Thexprocessxofxtransformingxenergyxinxthexenvironmentxintoxelectricalxenergyxinxthexneuronsxisx
called
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7. x
xisxthexstepxinxthexperceptualxprocessxthatxisxanalogousxtoxanxATMxwithdrawalx(pressurexfro
mxbuttonxpressxbecomesxelectricalxenergyxthenxbecomesxaxmechanicalxresponsexresultingxinxt
hexdispensingxofxmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
8. Thexspecificxtermxforxthex“stimulusxonxthexreceptors”xinxvisualxprocessingxisxthe
a. transducedximage. c. visualximage.
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, b. environmentalxstimulus. d. perception.
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TestxBankxforxSensationxandxPerception,x9thxEdition,xE.xBrucexGoldstein,xISBN-
10:x1133958494,xISBN-13:x9781133958499
TablexofxContent
1. IntroductionxtoxPerception.
2. ThexPhysiologicalxBeginningsxofxPerception.
3. NeuralxProcessingxandxCoding.
4. CorticalxOrganization.
5. PerceivingxObjectsxandxScenes.
6. VisualxAttention.
7. TakingxAction.
8. PerceivingxMotion.
9. PerceivingxColor.
10. PerceivingxDepthxandxSize.
11. SoundxandxthexPerceptionxofxPitch.
12. AuditoryxLocalization,xthexAuditoryxScene,xandxMusic.
13. SpeechxPerception.
14. ThexCutaneousxSenses.
15. ThexChemicalxSenses.
,TestxBank—Chapterx1:xIntroductionxtoxPerception
MULTIPLExCHOICE
1. “Perceivingxmachines”xthatxcanxnegotiatexthexenvironmentxwithxhumanlikexease
a. werexdevelopedxbyxcomputerxscientistsxinxthex1960s.
b. werexdevelopedxbyxcomputerxscientistsxinxthex1970s.
c. werexdevelopedxbyxcomputerxscientistsxinxthex1990s.
d. havexyetxtoxbexdeveloped.
2. Whichxofxthexfollowingxisxanxapplicationxofxperceptionxresearch?
a. Developingxspeechxrecognition c. Devisingxrobotsxthatxcanx“see.”
systems.
b. Treatingxhearingxproblems. d. Allxofxthese.
3. Whichxofxthexfollowingxisxaxreasonxforxstudyingxperception?
a. Toxbecomexmorexawarexofxyourxownxperceptualxexperiences.
b. Toxprovidexinformationxthatxmayxhelpxwithxaxfuturexcareer.
c. Toxapplyxperceptionxtoxeverydayxproblems,xsuchxasxhighwayxsignxvisibility.
d. Allxofxthese.
4. Thexstudyxofxperceptionxcanxoverlapxwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computerxscience. d. allxofxthese.
5. WhichxofxthexfollowingxisxNOTxaxcategoryxofxthexstagesxinxthexperceptualxprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. NeuralxProcessing d. BehavioralxResponses
6. Thexprocessxofxtransformingxenergyxinxthexenvironmentxintoxelectricalxenergyxinxthexneuronsxisx
called
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7. x
xisxthexstepxinxthexperceptualxprocessxthatxisxanalogousxtoxanxATMxwithdrawalx(pressurexfro
mxbuttonxpressxbecomesxelectricalxenergyxthenxbecomesxaxmechanicalxresponsexresultingxinxt
hexdispensingxofxmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
8. Thexspecificxtermxforxthex“stimulusxonxthexreceptors”xinxvisualxprocessingxisxthe
a. transducedximage. c. visualximage.
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, b. environmentalxstimulus. d. perception.
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