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TEST BANK jt
Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
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by Goldstein, Cacciamani Chapter 1 to 15
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Table jtof jtContent
1. jtIntroduction jtto jtPerception.
2. jtThe jtPhysiological jtBeginnings jtof jtPerception.
3. jtNeural jtProcessing jtand jtCoding.
4. jtCortical jtOrganization.
5. jtPerceiving jtObjects jtand jtScenes.
6. jtVisual jtAttention.
7. jtTaking jtAction.
8. jtPerceiving jtMotion.
9. jtPerceiving jtColor.
10. jtPerceiving jtDepth jtand jtSize.
11. jtSound jtand jtthe jtPerception jtof jtPitch.
12. jtAuditory jtLocalization, jtthe jtAuditory jtScene, jtand jtMusic.
13. jtSpeech jtPerception.
14. jtThe jtCutaneous jtSenses.
15. jtThe jtChemical jtSenses.
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Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introduction to Perception
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MULTIPLE jtCHOICE
1. “Perceiving jtmachines” jtthat jtcan jtnegotiate jtthe jtenvironment jtwith jthumanlike
j t
jtease
a. j t were jtdeveloped jtby jtcomputer jtscientists jtin jtthe jt1960s.
b. j t were jtdeveloped jtby jtcomputer jtscientists jtin jtthe jt1970s.
c. j t were jtdeveloped jtby jtcomputer jtscientists jtin jtthe jt1990s.
d. j t have jtyet jtto jtbe jtdeveloped.
2. j t Which jtof jtthe jtfollowing jtis jtan jtapplication jtof jtperception
jt research?
a. j t Developing jtspeech c. j t Devising jtrobots jtthat jtcan
jtrecognition
systems. jt“see.”
b. j t Treating jthearing d. j t All jtof
jtproblems. jtthese.
3. j tWhich jtof jtthe jtfollowing jtis jta jtreason jtfor jtstudying jtperception?
a. j t To jtbecome jtmore jtaware jtof jtyour jtown jtperceptual jtexperiences.
b. j t To jtprovide jtinformation jtthat jtmay jthelp jtwith jta jtfuture jtcareer.
c. j t To jtapply jtperception jtto jteveryday jtproblems, jtsuch jtas jthighway jtsign
jtvisibility.
d. j t All jtof jtthese.
4. j The jtstudy jtof jtperception jtcan jtoverlap
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jt with
a. j t medicine. c.
b. j t computer j t philosophy.
jtscience. d. j t all jtof
5. j t Which jt of jt the jt following jtis jtNOT jt a jt jtthese.
category jtof jtthe jtstages jtin jtthe jtperceptual
jtprocess?
a. c.
b.
j t j Stimuli
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j t j Serendipity
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jtProcessing jtResponses
6. j t The jtprocess jtof jttransforming jtenergy jtin jtthe jtenvironment jtinto jtelectrical jtenergy jtin jtthe jtneurons
jt is
called
a. c.
b.
j t refraction. d.
j t reduction.
j t transduction. j t construction.
7. j t ______ jtis jtthe jtstep jtin jtthe jtperceptual jtprocess jtthat jtis jtanalogous jtto jtan jtATM jtwithdrawal
(pressure jtfrom jtbutton jtpress jtbecomes jtelectrical jtenergy jtthen jtbecomes jta jtmechanical
jtresponse
resulting
a. j t jtin jtthe jtdispensing jtof jtmoney).
Knowledge c. j t Action
b. d.
j t Transference j t Transduction
8. The jtspecific jtterm jtfor jtthe jt“stimulus jton jtthe jtreceptors” jtin jtvisual jtprocessing jtis
j t
jtthe
a. j t transduced jtimage. c. j t visual
b. j t environmental jtimage.
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9. j t The jtimage jtprojected jton jtthe jtretina jtis jtbest jtdescribed jtas jta jt______ jtof jtthe jtactual
jt stimulus.
a. j t representation. c. j t replication.
b. j t environmental d. j t scale
jtstimulus. jtmodel.
10. j t Which jtbrain jtstructure jtis jtresponsible jtfor jtcreating jtperceptions jtand jtproducing jtother jt“high”
jtlevel
functions jtsuch
a. j t Brain jtas jtlanguage, jtmemory, jtand jtthinking?
jtstem c.
b. j t Cerebral j t Hypothalamus
jtcortex d. j t Occipital
lobe jtstep jtof jtthe jtperceptual
11. j t Visual jtform jtagnosia jtis jta jtproblem jtof jtthe jtjt______
jtprocess.
a. j t action c.
b. j t transduction
j t attention d. j t recognition
12. j t Which jtof jtthe jtfollowing jtbest jtdescribes jtthe jtsteps jtof jtthe jtperceptual jtprocess?
a. j t The jtsteps jtare jtunidirectional, jtstarting jtat jtthe jtenvironmental jtstimulus jtand
jtending jtat
perception.
b. j t The jtsteps jtare jtunidirectional, jtstarting jtat jtthe jtenvironmental jtstimulus jtand
jtending jtat
knowledge.
c. j t The jtsteps jtare jtunidirectional, jtstarting jtat jttransduction jtand jtending jtat
jtrecognition.
d. j t The jtsequence jtof jtsteps jtis jtdynamic jtand jtconstantly jtchanging.
13.j t If jt a jtperson jtsees jtthe jtunambiguous jt“rat” jtstimulus, jtand jtthen jtviews jtthe jtambiguous jt“rat-
man”
figure,
a. j t jtthe jtperson
a jtrat, jtbecause jtwilljtjtof
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effectjtreport jtseeing
jtof jtknowledge.
b. j t a jtman, jtbecause jtwe jttend jtto jtsee jtthings jtthat jtmatch jtour
jtspecies.
c. j tt a jtjtrat
d. rat,jtor
jtbecause
jta jtman jtof jtthe jteffect jtof jtaction.
jtequally.
14. j t Justin jtforgot jtto jtwear jthis jtglasses jtto jtclass jtso jtthe jtwriting jthe jtsees jton jtthe jtchalk jtboard jtis
jt blurry.
Even jtso, jthe jtis jtsure jtit jtsays jt“Pop jtQuiz!” jtbecause jthe jtknows jtthat jtthere jtare jtpop jtquizzes jtin jtthe
class
a. j tjtand jthe jtcan jtsee jtread jtthe jt“P” jtand jtthe c.
Bottom-up jt“Q”.
j jttWhat jtallows jthim jtto jtread jtthe jtboard?
Top-down
jtprocessing jtprocessing
b. j t Oblique jtprocessing d. j t Compression
15. ________ jtprocessing jtis jtbased jton jtthe jtstimuli jtreaching jtthe
j t
jtreceptors.
a. j t Bottom- c. j t Top-
up down
b. j t Oblique d. j t Receptor
16. j t Trying jtto jtread jta jtnote jtwritten jtby jtsomeone jtwith jtpoor jthandwriting
jtinvolves
a. onlyjtjtbottom-up
b. j tt only top-down jtprocessing.
jtprocessing.
c. j t both jttop-down jtand jtbottom-up
jtprocessing.
d. j t only jtdata-based jtprocessing.
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TEST BANK jt
Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
jt jt jt
by Goldstein, Cacciamani Chapter 1 to 15
jt jt jt jt jt jt jt
,jt
Table jtof jtContent
1. jtIntroduction jtto jtPerception.
2. jtThe jtPhysiological jtBeginnings jtof jtPerception.
3. jtNeural jtProcessing jtand jtCoding.
4. jtCortical jtOrganization.
5. jtPerceiving jtObjects jtand jtScenes.
6. jtVisual jtAttention.
7. jtTaking jtAction.
8. jtPerceiving jtMotion.
9. jtPerceiving jtColor.
10. jtPerceiving jtDepth jtand jtSize.
11. jtSound jtand jtthe jtPerception jtof jtPitch.
12. jtAuditory jtLocalization, jtthe jtAuditory jtScene, jtand jtMusic.
13. jtSpeech jtPerception.
14. jtThe jtCutaneous jtSenses.
15. jtThe jtChemical jtSenses.
,jt
Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introduction to Perception
jt jt jt jt jt
MULTIPLE jtCHOICE
1. “Perceiving jtmachines” jtthat jtcan jtnegotiate jtthe jtenvironment jtwith jthumanlike
j t
jtease
a. j t were jtdeveloped jtby jtcomputer jtscientists jtin jtthe jt1960s.
b. j t were jtdeveloped jtby jtcomputer jtscientists jtin jtthe jt1970s.
c. j t were jtdeveloped jtby jtcomputer jtscientists jtin jtthe jt1990s.
d. j t have jtyet jtto jtbe jtdeveloped.
2. j t Which jtof jtthe jtfollowing jtis jtan jtapplication jtof jtperception
jt research?
a. j t Developing jtspeech c. j t Devising jtrobots jtthat jtcan
jtrecognition
systems. jt“see.”
b. j t Treating jthearing d. j t All jtof
jtproblems. jtthese.
3. j tWhich jtof jtthe jtfollowing jtis jta jtreason jtfor jtstudying jtperception?
a. j t To jtbecome jtmore jtaware jtof jtyour jtown jtperceptual jtexperiences.
b. j t To jtprovide jtinformation jtthat jtmay jthelp jtwith jta jtfuture jtcareer.
c. j t To jtapply jtperception jtto jteveryday jtproblems, jtsuch jtas jthighway jtsign
jtvisibility.
d. j t All jtof jtthese.
4. j The jtstudy jtof jtperception jtcan jtoverlap
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jt with
a. j t medicine. c.
b. j t computer j t philosophy.
jtscience. d. j t all jtof
5. j t Which jt of jt the jt following jtis jtNOT jt a jt jtthese.
category jtof jtthe jtstages jtin jtthe jtperceptual
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a. c.
b.
j t j Stimuli
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j t j Serendipity
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jtProcessing jtResponses
6. j t The jtprocess jtof jttransforming jtenergy jtin jtthe jtenvironment jtinto jtelectrical jtenergy jtin jtthe jtneurons
jt is
called
a. c.
b.
j t refraction. d.
j t reduction.
j t transduction. j t construction.
7. j t ______ jtis jtthe jtstep jtin jtthe jtperceptual jtprocess jtthat jtis jtanalogous jtto jtan jtATM jtwithdrawal
(pressure jtfrom jtbutton jtpress jtbecomes jtelectrical jtenergy jtthen jtbecomes jta jtmechanical
jtresponse
resulting
a. j t jtin jtthe jtdispensing jtof jtmoney).
Knowledge c. j t Action
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8. The jtspecific jtterm jtfor jtthe jt“stimulus jton jtthe jtreceptors” jtin jtvisual jtprocessing jtis
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9. j t The jtimage jtprojected jton jtthe jtretina jtis jtbest jtdescribed jtas jta jt______ jtof jtthe jtactual
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a. j t representation. c. j t replication.
b. j t environmental d. j t scale
jtstimulus. jtmodel.
10. j t Which jtbrain jtstructure jtis jtresponsible jtfor jtcreating jtperceptions jtand jtproducing jtother jt“high”
jtlevel
functions jtsuch
a. j t Brain jtas jtlanguage, jtmemory, jtand jtthinking?
jtstem c.
b. j t Cerebral j t Hypothalamus
jtcortex d. j t Occipital
lobe jtstep jtof jtthe jtperceptual
11. j t Visual jtform jtagnosia jtis jta jtproblem jtof jtthe jtjt______
jtprocess.
a. j t action c.
b. j t transduction
j t attention d. j t recognition
12. j t Which jtof jtthe jtfollowing jtbest jtdescribes jtthe jtsteps jtof jtthe jtperceptual jtprocess?
a. j t The jtsteps jtare jtunidirectional, jtstarting jtat jtthe jtenvironmental jtstimulus jtand
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perception.
b. j t The jtsteps jtare jtunidirectional, jtstarting jtat jtthe jtenvironmental jtstimulus jtand
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knowledge.
c. j t The jtsteps jtare jtunidirectional, jtstarting jtat jttransduction jtand jtending jtat
jtrecognition.
d. j t The jtsequence jtof jtsteps jtis jtdynamic jtand jtconstantly jtchanging.
13.j t If jt a jtperson jtsees jtthe jtunambiguous jt“rat” jtstimulus, jtand jtthen jtviews jtthe jtambiguous jt“rat-
man”
figure,
a. j t jtthe jtperson
a jtrat, jtbecause jtwilljtjtof
most
jtthejtjtlikely
effectjtreport jtseeing
jtof jtknowledge.
b. j t a jtman, jtbecause jtwe jttend jtto jtsee jtthings jtthat jtmatch jtour
jtspecies.
c. j tt a jtjtrat
d. rat,jtor
jtbecause
jta jtman jtof jtthe jteffect jtof jtaction.
jtequally.
14. j t Justin jtforgot jtto jtwear jthis jtglasses jtto jtclass jtso jtthe jtwriting jthe jtsees jton jtthe jtchalk jtboard jtis
jt blurry.
Even jtso, jthe jtis jtsure jtit jtsays jt“Pop jtQuiz!” jtbecause jthe jtknows jtthat jtthere jtare jtpop jtquizzes jtin jtthe
class
a. j tjtand jthe jtcan jtsee jtread jtthe jt“P” jtand jtthe c.
Bottom-up jt“Q”.
j jttWhat jtallows jthim jtto jtread jtthe jtboard?
Top-down
jtprocessing jtprocessing
b. j t Oblique jtprocessing d. j t Compression
15. ________ jtprocessing jtis jtbased jton jtthe jtstimuli jtreaching jtthe
j t
jtreceptors.
a. j t Bottom- c. j t Top-
up down
b. j t Oblique d. j t Receptor
16. j t Trying jtto jtread jta jtnote jtwritten jtby jtsomeone jtwith jtpoor jthandwriting
jtinvolves
a. onlyjtjtbottom-up
b. j tt only top-down jtprocessing.
jtprocessing.
c. j t both jttop-down jtand jtbottom-up
jtprocessing.
d. j t only jtdata-based jtprocessing.
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