Midterm 2 - Unit 4 Lecture 3 Flashcards

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what is simple RT

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the RT when the situation involves only one signal (stimulus) that requires only one response

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what is Choice RT

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involves a person distinguishing among two or more stimuli and possibly having one or more responses to make

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3
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what is Discrimination Reaction Time

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the reaction time when the situation involves more than one signal, but only one response to only one of the signals; the other signals require no response

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4
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what effects DRT

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Similarity of Stimuli
Pattern Recognition
Static Visual Acuity (SVA)
Dynamic Visual Acuity (DVA)

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5
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Unskilled performer should first attain…

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reasonable level of accuracy before attempting to speed up

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The more alike two sets of stimuli are the….

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longer it will take a performer to respond

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what is Crossman’s Confusion Function

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The law relating DRT to the degree of discriminability of two stimuli is called

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How does pattern recognition effect DRT

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Recognizing patterns allows us to predict and expect what is coming.

The process of pattern recognition involves matching the information received with the information already stored in the brain.

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what is Static Visual Acuity (SVA)

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the ability to distinguish the details of static objects whose image is formed on the retina when the evaluated subject is also stationary.

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what is Dynamic Visual Acuity (DVA)

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the ability to identify the details of visual targets when there are relative movements between the subjects and objects

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what is Optical Flow Field

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an optical flow field is the expansion, contraction or regular movement of all the stimuli (points, lines, edges) in the field of view

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12
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what did the Study of chess masters show

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Master chess players have learned to recognize relevant patterns.

They could reproduce relevant chess board pattern from memory (beginners could not) but ….

They could not reproduce random patterns,

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13
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what did the Study of basketball players show

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Varsity players were superior at recall of structured game situations (slides of offensive play in progress) than non-players.

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what did the Study of volleyball players show

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Reaction time of varsity players was less compared to non-players when detecting the presence or absence of a volleyball in slides of volleyball scenes.

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15
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what is tau

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the time to contact or time to collision between the object and the observer is specified by: TAU

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16
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what is the formula for TAU

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size of image (on retina)/velocity of expansion of image(on retina)

17
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what happens if the TAU ratio = 1

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then the ball intersects eye

18
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what happens if the TAU ratio < 1

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then ball will land in front of fielder

19
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what happens if the TAU ratio > 1

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then ball will land behind fielder