Week 10 - Perception Flashcards

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The evidence that kittens raised to only see vertical stripes could not recognise horizontal stripes indicates

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The brain will develop differently in different environments

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2
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Perceptual expectations based on experience influence

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Top-down processing

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3
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The theory of _______ contends that the meaning of stimuli is often immediate and obvious, even to the untrained eye

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Direct perception

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4
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Evidence suggests that in regards to top down processing and bottom up processing …

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They occur simultaneously

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5
Q

The idea of figure ground refers to

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Distinguishing the relevant object from the background sensation

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6
Q

According to birdermans recognition-by-components theory, incomplete figures are recognised quickly, as long as …

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The relationships among geons remains clear

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7
Q

Motion parallax is a useful monocular depth cue because?

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Near objects appear to move more rapidly than do more distant objects

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8
Q

The moon illusion is an example of

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An incorrect unconscious inference based in depth cues

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9
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When you see a partially open door, you know that the door is rectangular, even though the image is being detected by your retina as a trapezoid. This is an example of the perceptual principle called …

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Shape constancy

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10
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Perceptual interpretation allows an observer to

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Generate meaning from sensory experience

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