̣Test Bank for Sensation and Pereption
̣ 11th Edition by E. Bruẹ Goldstein and
̣Laura Cạ iamani | Chapters 1–15
,Table of Content
1.Introdụ tion to Pereption.
̣
2.The Physiologial
̣ Beginnings of Pereption.
̣
3.Neural Proessing
̣ and Coding.
4.Cortị al Organization.
5.Pereiving
̣ Objets
̣ and Senes.
̣
6.Visual Attention.
7.Taking Ation.
̣
8.Pereiving
̣ Motion.
9.Pereiving
̣ Color.
10. Pereiving
̣ Depth and Size.
11. Sound and the Pereption
̣ of Pith.
̣
12. Auditory Loalization,
̣ the Auditory Sene,
̣ and Musi.̣
13. Speeh
̣ Pereption.
̣
14. The Cutaneous Senses.
15. The Chemial
̣ Senses.
,Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introdụ tion to Pereption
̣
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. “Pereiving
̣ mahines”
̣ that ̣an negotiate the environment with humanlike
ease
a. were developed by ̣omputer sientists
̣ in the 1960s.
b. were developed by ̣omputer sientists
̣ in the 1970s.
̣ . were developed by ̣omputer sientists
̣ in the 1990s.
d. have yet to be developed.
2. Whiḥ of the following is an appliation
̣ of pereption
̣ researh?
̣
a. Developing speeh ̣ reognition
̣ .̣ Devising robots that ̣an
“see.” systems.
b. Treating hearing problems. d. All of these.
3. Whih ̣ of the following is a reason for studying pereption?
̣
a. To beome
̣ more aware of your own pereptual
̣ experienes.
̣
b. To provide information that may help with a future ̣areer.
̣ . To apply pereption
̣ to everyday problems, suh ̣ as highway sign
visibility.
d. All of these.
4. The study of pereption
̣ ̣an
overlap with ̣ . philosophy.
a. mediine.
̣ d. all of these.
b. ̣omputer siene.
̣ ̣
5. Whih ̣ of the following is NOT a ̣ategory of the stages in the pereptual
̣
proess?
̣
a. Stimuli .̣ Serendipity
b. Neural Proessing
̣ d. Behavioral Responses
6. The proess ̣ of transforming energy in the environment into eletrial
̣ ̣ energy
in the neurons is
̣alled
a. refration.
̣ ̣. redution.
̣
b. transdution.
̣ d. onstrution.
̣ ̣
7. __ is the step in the pereptual
̣ proess
̣ that is analogous to an ATM
__ withdrawal
(pressure from button press beomes
̣ eletrial
̣ ̣ energy then beomes
̣ a
mehanial
̣ ̣ response resulting in the dispensing of money).
8
, a. ̣. Ation
̣
d. Transdution
̣
Knowledge
b.
Transferene
̣
8. The speifi
̣ ̣ term for the “stimulus on the reeptors”
̣ in visual proessing
̣ is the
a. transdueḍ image. .̣ visual image.
b. environmental d. pereption.
̣
stimulus.
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̣ 11th Edition by E. Bruẹ Goldstein and
̣Laura Cạ iamani | Chapters 1–15
,Table of Content
1.Introdụ tion to Pereption.
̣
2.The Physiologial
̣ Beginnings of Pereption.
̣
3.Neural Proessing
̣ and Coding.
4.Cortị al Organization.
5.Pereiving
̣ Objets
̣ and Senes.
̣
6.Visual Attention.
7.Taking Ation.
̣
8.Pereiving
̣ Motion.
9.Pereiving
̣ Color.
10. Pereiving
̣ Depth and Size.
11. Sound and the Pereption
̣ of Pith.
̣
12. Auditory Loalization,
̣ the Auditory Sene,
̣ and Musi.̣
13. Speeh
̣ Pereption.
̣
14. The Cutaneous Senses.
15. The Chemial
̣ Senses.
,Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introdụ tion to Pereption
̣
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. “Pereiving
̣ mahines”
̣ that ̣an negotiate the environment with humanlike
ease
a. were developed by ̣omputer sientists
̣ in the 1960s.
b. were developed by ̣omputer sientists
̣ in the 1970s.
̣ . were developed by ̣omputer sientists
̣ in the 1990s.
d. have yet to be developed.
2. Whiḥ of the following is an appliation
̣ of pereption
̣ researh?
̣
a. Developing speeh ̣ reognition
̣ .̣ Devising robots that ̣an
“see.” systems.
b. Treating hearing problems. d. All of these.
3. Whih ̣ of the following is a reason for studying pereption?
̣
a. To beome
̣ more aware of your own pereptual
̣ experienes.
̣
b. To provide information that may help with a future ̣areer.
̣ . To apply pereption
̣ to everyday problems, suh ̣ as highway sign
visibility.
d. All of these.
4. The study of pereption
̣ ̣an
overlap with ̣ . philosophy.
a. mediine.
̣ d. all of these.
b. ̣omputer siene.
̣ ̣
5. Whih ̣ of the following is NOT a ̣ategory of the stages in the pereptual
̣
proess?
̣
a. Stimuli .̣ Serendipity
b. Neural Proessing
̣ d. Behavioral Responses
6. The proess ̣ of transforming energy in the environment into eletrial
̣ ̣ energy
in the neurons is
̣alled
a. refration.
̣ ̣. redution.
̣
b. transdution.
̣ d. onstrution.
̣ ̣
7. __ is the step in the pereptual
̣ proess
̣ that is analogous to an ATM
__ withdrawal
(pressure from button press beomes
̣ eletrial
̣ ̣ energy then beomes
̣ a
mehanial
̣ ̣ response resulting in the dispensing of money).
8
, a. ̣. Ation
̣
d. Transdution
̣
Knowledge
b.
Transferene
̣
8. The speifi
̣ ̣ term for the “stimulus on the reeptors”
̣ in visual proessing
̣ is the
a. transdueḍ image. .̣ visual image.
b. environmental d. pereption.
̣
stimulus.
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