,Description
Test goBank gofor goSensation goand goPerception, go11th goEdition, goE. goBruce goGoldstein, g
Table goof goContent
1. Introduction goto goPerception.
2. The goPhysiological goBeginnings goof goPerception.
3. Neural goProcessing goand goCoding.
4. Cortical goOrganization.
5. Perceiving goObjects goand goScenes.
6. Visual goAttention.
7. Taking goAction.
8. Perceiving goMotion.
9. Perceiving goColor.
10. Perceiving goDepth goand goSize.
11. Sound goand gothe goPerception goof goPitch.
12. Auditory goLocalization, gothe goAuditory goScene, goand goMusic.
13. Speech goPerception.
14. The goCutaneous goSenses.
15. The goChemical goSenses.
,Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introduction to Perception
go go go go go
MULTIPLE goCHOICE
1. “Perceiving gomachines” gothat gocan gonegotiate gothe goenvironment gowith gohumanlike goease
a. were godeveloped goby gocomputer goscientists goin gothe
1960s.
go
b. were godeveloped goby gocomputer goscientists goin gothe
1970s.
go
c. were godeveloped goby gocomputer goscientists goin gothe
1990s.
go
d. have goyet goto gobe godeveloped.
2. Which goof gothe gofollowing gois goan goapplication goof goperception goresearch?
a. Developing gospeech gorecognition c. Devising gorobots gothat gocan
systems. “see.”
go
b. Treating gohearing goproblems. d. All goof gothese.
3. Which goof gothe gofollowing gois goa goreason gofor gostudying goperception?
a. To gobecome gomore goaware goof goyour goown goperceptual goexperiences.
b. To goprovide goinformation gothat gomay gohelp gowith goa gofuture gocareer.
c. To goapply goperception goto goeveryday goproblems, gosuch goas gohighway gosign
visibility.
go
d. All goof gothese.
4. The gostudy goof goperception gocan gooverlap gowith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computer goscience. d. all goof
these.
go
5. Which goof gothe gofollowing gois goNOT goa gocategory goof gothe gostages goin gothe goperceptual goprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. Neural goProcessing d. Behavioral goResponses
6. The goprocess goof gotransforming goenergy goin gothe goenvironment gointo goelectrical goenergy goin gothe
neurons gois gocalled
go
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7. is gothe gostep goin gothe goperceptual goprocess gothat gois goanalogous goto goan goATM
go
gowithdrawal go(pressure gofrom gobutton gopress gobecomes goelectrical goenergy gothen gobecomes goa
gomechanical goresponse goresulting goin gothe godispensing goof gomoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
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, 8. The gospecific goterm gofor gothe go“stimulus goon gothe goreceptors” goin govisual goprocessing gois gothe
a. transduced goimage. c. visual
image.
go
b. environmental gostimulus. d. perception.
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Test goBank gofor goSensation goand goPerception, go11th goEdition, goE. goBruce goGoldstein, g
Table goof goContent
1. Introduction goto goPerception.
2. The goPhysiological goBeginnings goof goPerception.
3. Neural goProcessing goand goCoding.
4. Cortical goOrganization.
5. Perceiving goObjects goand goScenes.
6. Visual goAttention.
7. Taking goAction.
8. Perceiving goMotion.
9. Perceiving goColor.
10. Perceiving goDepth goand goSize.
11. Sound goand gothe goPerception goof goPitch.
12. Auditory goLocalization, gothe goAuditory goScene, goand goMusic.
13. Speech goPerception.
14. The goCutaneous goSenses.
15. The goChemical goSenses.
,Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introduction to Perception
go go go go go
MULTIPLE goCHOICE
1. “Perceiving gomachines” gothat gocan gonegotiate gothe goenvironment gowith gohumanlike goease
a. were godeveloped goby gocomputer goscientists goin gothe
1960s.
go
b. were godeveloped goby gocomputer goscientists goin gothe
1970s.
go
c. were godeveloped goby gocomputer goscientists goin gothe
1990s.
go
d. have goyet goto gobe godeveloped.
2. Which goof gothe gofollowing gois goan goapplication goof goperception goresearch?
a. Developing gospeech gorecognition c. Devising gorobots gothat gocan
systems. “see.”
go
b. Treating gohearing goproblems. d. All goof gothese.
3. Which goof gothe gofollowing gois goa goreason gofor gostudying goperception?
a. To gobecome gomore goaware goof goyour goown goperceptual goexperiences.
b. To goprovide goinformation gothat gomay gohelp gowith goa gofuture gocareer.
c. To goapply goperception goto goeveryday goproblems, gosuch goas gohighway gosign
visibility.
go
d. All goof gothese.
4. The gostudy goof goperception gocan gooverlap gowith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computer goscience. d. all goof
these.
go
5. Which goof gothe gofollowing gois goNOT goa gocategory goof gothe gostages goin gothe goperceptual goprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. Neural goProcessing d. Behavioral goResponses
6. The goprocess goof gotransforming goenergy goin gothe goenvironment gointo goelectrical goenergy goin gothe
neurons gois gocalled
go
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7. is gothe gostep goin gothe goperceptual goprocess gothat gois goanalogous goto goan goATM
go
gowithdrawal go(pressure gofrom gobutton gopress gobecomes goelectrical goenergy gothen gobecomes goa
gomechanical goresponse goresulting goin gothe godispensing goof gomoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
8
, 8. The gospecific goterm gofor gothe go“stimulus goon gothe goreceptors” goin govisual goprocessing gois gothe
a. transduced goimage. c. visual
image.
go
b. environmental gostimulus. d. perception.
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