W2D2 Flashcards

1
Q

Is the output of our senses alone enough to create an accurate perception of the world?

A

No.

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2
Q

What is the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information?

A

Perception.

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3
Q

What is instinct blindness?

A

The feeling that something is automatic and effortless can hide its mental complexity, like vision.

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4
Q

What is considered low-level perception?

A

Acuity, color, brightness.

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5
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What is considered mid-level perception?

A

Pattern, depth, objects

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6
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What is considered high-level perception?

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Recognition, categorization, intermodal correspondence.

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7
Q

Who said “the baby, assailed by eyes, ears, nose, skin, and entrails at once, feels it all as one great blooming, buzzing confusion?”

A

William James

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8
Q

Who said “The [infant’s] world is a world
of pictures, lacking in depth
or constancy,
permanence or identity
which disappear or reappear
capriciously?”

A

Jean Piaget

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9
Q

In the visual acuity test, at each age you find smallest width at which infants show a ________ for stripes over gray.

A

preference

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10
Q

What do they measure in the brain methods test of visual acuity?

A

Degree of electrical activity evoked by different displays.

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11
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What method did they use to test if babies were color blind? Habituation or preferential learning?

A

Habituation.

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12
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At what point does color vision become adult like in infants?

A

3 months

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13
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What did the study with the visual cliff for goats show?

A

That baby goats perceive visual depth.

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14
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At what age do babies perceive the visual cliff?

A

6 months.

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15
Q

What did they learn from the cat carousel experiment?

A

Cats need to experience the link between what they do and what they see, to learn to avoid the visual cliff.

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16
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Is depth perception innate?

A

It’s genes and experience together. So yes and no.

17
Q

What happens if you put a crawling infant on the visual cliff?

A

Their heart rate increases.

18
Q

Is there any evidence that listening to classical music increases cognitive/academic achievement?

19
Q

What were the results of the intermodal perception task?

A

Babies at 3 months old expect different sounds to come from different cylinders.

20
Q

How did they test the intermodal relationship between touch and vision?

A

The babies would have either a bumpy or smooth pacifier. They’d have to match it with a visual of either a bumpy or smooth pacifier?

21
Q

What were the results of the intermodal touch and vision test?

A

They’d match what they feel at one month of age.

22
Q

What would happen if babies moved in-sync with the beat?

A

They’d smile more.