7 February 2012, 7:55 pm
I have a few questions I just dont know the answers too. If you could help that would be wonderful 1.Sensation is the process in which A. internal stimuli are converted into external messages through the sensory organs. B.our sense organs detect external energies and convert them into neural activity. C.one interprets sensory inputs. D.we learn we cannot rely on our sense organs alone. 2. Hue refers to A.the color of the light. B.the part of the light that is absorbed by the object we are viewing. C.the part of the light that is reflected by the object we are viewing. D.the portions of light that are both absorbed and reflected by the object we are viewing. 3. Our vestibular sense tells us how our bodies, especially our ________, are oriented with respect to gravity and in what directions (if any) they are moving. A,torsos B.backs C.heads D.arms 4. They believed that much of perception is shaped by innate factors built into the brain. A.Gebhardt psychologists B.Gestalt psychologists C.Ground psychologists D.Gerber psychologists 5.Which of the following types of Gestalt are INCORRECTLY matched? A.figure-ground: object stands out from background B.similarity: objects having identical characteristics are perceived as same C.closure: perceive incomplete figures as complete D.proximity: closeness of spacing affects perception of unit 6. Who maintain that sensory experience is organized according to certain basic principles of perceptual organization? A.Behavioral psychologists B.Zeitgeist psychologists C.Psychoanalytic psychologists D.Gestalt psychologists 7. Binocular depth perception relies on A.a sense of the relative location of objects in a stationary scene. B.a pair of binoculars. C.perfect vision. D.the comparison of visual information from both sides of the brain. 8.When you ride in a moving train and look out the window, the objects you see outside appear to be moving in the opposite direction and at different speeds. This is called A.the motion parallax. B.the atmospheric perspective. C.interposition. D.relative size.... Read More »