ultimate

Question 1

principle of componential recovery

Answer 1

we can rapidly and correctly identify an object if we can perceive its individual geons

Question 2

cortical magnification factor

Answer 2

the fovea has 8-10% of information in retinoic maps at cortex

Question 3

theory of unconscious inference

Answer 3

we unconsciously use our knowledge to infer things

Question 4

precedence effect

Answer 4

you are going to get the information which first arrives you, direct info will be faster than the one which bounces

Question 5

colour conitancy

Answer 5

ability to perceive colors as relatively constant over varying illuminations

Question 6

cone confusion

Answer 6

points in the auditory space with a similar ITD and ILD, make it complicated to localize sound

Question 7

missing fundamental

Answer 7

2 sounds create a fundamental tone (lowest frequency), however this frequency is not of a sound itself, is the result of 2 sounds

Question 8

Feature Integration Theory

Answer 8

sensory information arrives in parallel and is processed by different pathways. Temporal and Spacial bundles are needed

Question 9

frequency

Answer 9

number of pressure variations per second

Question 10

additive synthesis technique

Answer 10

build a sound by combining multiple waves of different levels and frequencies

Question 11

pitch

Answer 11

position of sound determined by presence of fundamental frequency

Question 12

periodicity pitch

Answer 12

pitch without fundamental frequency

Question 13

tone

Answer 13

quality of sound made up of overtones and fundamental tone

Question 14

timbre

Answer 14

used to differentiate two sounds with the same frequency