K
TEST BANK
Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
by Goldstein, Cacciamani Chapter 1 to 15
,K
TableKofKContent
1.KIntroductionKtoKPerception.
2.KTheKPhysiologicalKBeginningsKofKPerception.
3.KNeuralKProcessingKandKCoding.
4.KCorticalKOrganization.
5.KPerceivingKObjectsKandKScenes.
6.KVisualKAttention.
7.KTakingKAction.
8.KPerceivingKMotion.
9.KPerceivingKColor.
10.KPerceivingKDepthKandKSize.
11.KSoundKandKtheKPerceptionKofKPitch.
12.KAuditoryKLocalization,KtheKAuditoryKScene,KandKMusic.
13.KSpeechKPerception.
14.KTheKCutaneousKSenses.
15.KTheKChemicalKSenses.
,K
TestKBank—ChapterK1:KIntroductionKtoKPerception
MULTIPLEKCHOICE
1.K “PerceivingKmachines”KthatKcanKnegotiateKtheKenvironmentKwithKhumanlikeKease
a.K wereKdevelopedKbyKcomputerKscientistsKinKtheK1960s.
b.K wereKdevelopedKbyKcomputerKscientistsKinKtheK1970s.
c.K wereKdevelopedKbyKcomputerKscientistsKinKtheK1990s.
d.K haveKyetKtoKbeKdeveloped.
2.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKisKanKapplicationKofKperceptionKresearch?
a.K DevelopingKspeechKrecognition c.K DevisingKrobotsKthatKcanK“see.”
systems.
b.K TreatingKhearingKproblems. d.K AllKofKthese.
3.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKisKaKreasonKforKstudyingKperception?
a.K ToKbecomeKmoreKawareKofKyourKownKperceptualKexperiences.
b.K ToKprovideKinformationKthatKmayKhelpKwithKaKfutureKcareer.
c.K ToKapplyKperceptionKtoKeverydayKproblems,KsuchKasKhighwayKsignKvisibility.
d.K AllKofKthese.
4.K TheKstudyKofKperceptionKcanKoverlapKwith
a.K medicine. c.K philosophy.
b.K computerKscience. d.K allKofKthese.
5.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKisKNOTKaKcategoryKofKtheKstagesKinKtheKperceptualKprocess?
a.K Stimuli c.K Serendipity
b.K NeuralKProcessing d.K BehavioralKResponses
6.K TheKprocessKofKtransformingKenergyKinKtheKenvironmentKintoKelectricalKenergyKinKtheKneuronsKis
called
a.K refraction. c.K reduction.
b.K transduction. d.K construction.
7.K ______KisKtheKstepKinKtheKperceptualKprocessKthatKisKanalogousKtoKanKATMKwithdrawal
(pressureKfromKbuttonKpressKbecomesKelectricalKenergyKthenKbecomesKaKmechanicalKrespon
se
resulting
a. KinKtheKdispensingKofKmoney).
K Knowledge c.K Action
b.K Transference d.K Transduction
8.K TheKspecificKtermKforKtheK“stimulusKonKtheKreceptors”KinKvisualKprocessingKisKthe
a.K transducedKimage. c.K visualKimage.
b.K environmentalKstimulus. d.K perception.
8
,K
9.K TheKimageKprojectedKonKtheKretinaKisKbestKdescribedKasKaK______KofKtheKactualKstimulus
. a.K representation. c.K replication.
b.K environmentalKstimulus. d.K scaleKmodel.
10.K WhichKbrainKstructureKisKresponsibleKforKcreatingKperceptionsKandKproducingKotherK“high”Klevel
functionsKsuchKasKlanguage,Kmemory,KandKthinking?
a.K BrainKstem c.K Hypothalamus
b.K CerebralKcortex d.K OccipitalKlobe
11.K VisualKformKagnosiaKisKaKproblemKofKtheK______KstepKofKtheKperceptualKprocess.
a.K action c.K transduction
b.K attention d.K recognition
12.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKbestKdescribesKtheKstepsKofKtheKperceptualKprocess?
a.K TheKstepsKareKunidirectional,KstartingKatKtheKenvironmentalKstimulusKandKendingKat
perception.
b.K TheKstepsKareKunidirectional,KstartingKatKtheKenvironmentalKstimulusKandKendingKat
knowledge.
c.K TheKstepsKareKunidirectional,KstartingKatKtransductionKandKendingKatKrecognition.
d.K TheKsequenceKofKstepsKisKdynamicKandKconstantlyKchanging.
13.K IfKaKpersonKseesKtheKunambiguousK“rat”Kstimulus,KandKthenKviewsKtheKambiguousK“rat-
man”
figure, Kthe
a.K aKrat, KpersonKwill
Kbecause Kmost
KofKthe Klikely
Keffect Kreport
Kof Kseeing
Kknowledge.
b.K aKman,KbecauseKweKtendKtoKseeKthingsKthatKmatchKourKspecie
s.
c.KK aKrat
d. rat,KKor
because ofKtheKeffectKofKaction.
KaKmanKequally.
14.K JustinKforgotKtoKwearKhisKglassesKtoKclassKsoKtheKwritingKheKseesKonKtheKchalkKboardKisKblurry
.
EvenKso,KheKisKsureKitKsaysK“PopKQuiz!”KbecauseKheKknowsKthatKthereKareKpopKquizzesKinKthe
classKandKheKcan
a.K Bottom-up KseeKreadKtheK“P”KandKtheKc.
Kprocessing “Q”. KWhatKallows
K Top-down KhimKtoKreadKtheKboard?
Kprocessing
b.K ObliqueKprocessing d.K Compression
15.K ________KprocessingKisKbasedKonKtheKstimuliKreachingKtheKreceptors.
a.K Bottom-up c.K Top-down
b.K Oblique d.K Receptor
16.K TryingKtoKreadKaKnoteKwrittenKbyKsomeoneKwithKpoorKhandwritingKinvolves
a.K onlyKtop-downKprocessing.
b.K onlyKbottom-upKprocessing.
c.K bothKtop-downKandKbottom-upKprocessing.
d.K onlyKdata-basedKprocessing.
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TEST BANK
Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
by Goldstein, Cacciamani Chapter 1 to 15
,K
TableKofKContent
1.KIntroductionKtoKPerception.
2.KTheKPhysiologicalKBeginningsKofKPerception.
3.KNeuralKProcessingKandKCoding.
4.KCorticalKOrganization.
5.KPerceivingKObjectsKandKScenes.
6.KVisualKAttention.
7.KTakingKAction.
8.KPerceivingKMotion.
9.KPerceivingKColor.
10.KPerceivingKDepthKandKSize.
11.KSoundKandKtheKPerceptionKofKPitch.
12.KAuditoryKLocalization,KtheKAuditoryKScene,KandKMusic.
13.KSpeechKPerception.
14.KTheKCutaneousKSenses.
15.KTheKChemicalKSenses.
,K
TestKBank—ChapterK1:KIntroductionKtoKPerception
MULTIPLEKCHOICE
1.K “PerceivingKmachines”KthatKcanKnegotiateKtheKenvironmentKwithKhumanlikeKease
a.K wereKdevelopedKbyKcomputerKscientistsKinKtheK1960s.
b.K wereKdevelopedKbyKcomputerKscientistsKinKtheK1970s.
c.K wereKdevelopedKbyKcomputerKscientistsKinKtheK1990s.
d.K haveKyetKtoKbeKdeveloped.
2.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKisKanKapplicationKofKperceptionKresearch?
a.K DevelopingKspeechKrecognition c.K DevisingKrobotsKthatKcanK“see.”
systems.
b.K TreatingKhearingKproblems. d.K AllKofKthese.
3.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKisKaKreasonKforKstudyingKperception?
a.K ToKbecomeKmoreKawareKofKyourKownKperceptualKexperiences.
b.K ToKprovideKinformationKthatKmayKhelpKwithKaKfutureKcareer.
c.K ToKapplyKperceptionKtoKeverydayKproblems,KsuchKasKhighwayKsignKvisibility.
d.K AllKofKthese.
4.K TheKstudyKofKperceptionKcanKoverlapKwith
a.K medicine. c.K philosophy.
b.K computerKscience. d.K allKofKthese.
5.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKisKNOTKaKcategoryKofKtheKstagesKinKtheKperceptualKprocess?
a.K Stimuli c.K Serendipity
b.K NeuralKProcessing d.K BehavioralKResponses
6.K TheKprocessKofKtransformingKenergyKinKtheKenvironmentKintoKelectricalKenergyKinKtheKneuronsKis
called
a.K refraction. c.K reduction.
b.K transduction. d.K construction.
7.K ______KisKtheKstepKinKtheKperceptualKprocessKthatKisKanalogousKtoKanKATMKwithdrawal
(pressureKfromKbuttonKpressKbecomesKelectricalKenergyKthenKbecomesKaKmechanicalKrespon
se
resulting
a. KinKtheKdispensingKofKmoney).
K Knowledge c.K Action
b.K Transference d.K Transduction
8.K TheKspecificKtermKforKtheK“stimulusKonKtheKreceptors”KinKvisualKprocessingKisKthe
a.K transducedKimage. c.K visualKimage.
b.K environmentalKstimulus. d.K perception.
8
,K
9.K TheKimageKprojectedKonKtheKretinaKisKbestKdescribedKasKaK______KofKtheKactualKstimulus
. a.K representation. c.K replication.
b.K environmentalKstimulus. d.K scaleKmodel.
10.K WhichKbrainKstructureKisKresponsibleKforKcreatingKperceptionsKandKproducingKotherK“high”Klevel
functionsKsuchKasKlanguage,Kmemory,KandKthinking?
a.K BrainKstem c.K Hypothalamus
b.K CerebralKcortex d.K OccipitalKlobe
11.K VisualKformKagnosiaKisKaKproblemKofKtheK______KstepKofKtheKperceptualKprocess.
a.K action c.K transduction
b.K attention d.K recognition
12.K WhichKofKtheKfollowingKbestKdescribesKtheKstepsKofKtheKperceptualKprocess?
a.K TheKstepsKareKunidirectional,KstartingKatKtheKenvironmentalKstimulusKandKendingKat
perception.
b.K TheKstepsKareKunidirectional,KstartingKatKtheKenvironmentalKstimulusKandKendingKat
knowledge.
c.K TheKstepsKareKunidirectional,KstartingKatKtransductionKandKendingKatKrecognition.
d.K TheKsequenceKofKstepsKisKdynamicKandKconstantlyKchanging.
13.K IfKaKpersonKseesKtheKunambiguousK“rat”Kstimulus,KandKthenKviewsKtheKambiguousK“rat-
man”
figure, Kthe
a.K aKrat, KpersonKwill
Kbecause Kmost
KofKthe Klikely
Keffect Kreport
Kof Kseeing
Kknowledge.
b.K aKman,KbecauseKweKtendKtoKseeKthingsKthatKmatchKourKspecie
s.
c.KK aKrat
d. rat,KKor
because ofKtheKeffectKofKaction.
KaKmanKequally.
14.K JustinKforgotKtoKwearKhisKglassesKtoKclassKsoKtheKwritingKheKseesKonKtheKchalkKboardKisKblurry
.
EvenKso,KheKisKsureKitKsaysK“PopKQuiz!”KbecauseKheKknowsKthatKthereKareKpopKquizzesKinKthe
classKandKheKcan
a.K Bottom-up KseeKreadKtheK“P”KandKtheKc.
Kprocessing “Q”. KWhatKallows
K Top-down KhimKtoKreadKtheKboard?
Kprocessing
b.K ObliqueKprocessing d.K Compression
15.K ________KprocessingKisKbasedKonKtheKstimuliKreachingKtheKreceptors.
a.K Bottom-up c.K Top-down
b.K Oblique d.K Receptor
16.K TryingKtoKreadKaKnoteKwrittenKbyKsomeoneKwithKpoorKhandwritingKinvolves
a.K onlyKtop-downKprocessing.
b.K onlyKbottom-upKprocessing.
c.K bothKtop-downKandKbottom-upKprocessing.
d.K onlyKdata-basedKprocessing.
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