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TEST BANK
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Sensation and Perception,10th Edition
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by Goldstein, Cacciamani Chapter 1 to 15
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Table’of’Content
1.’Introduction’to’Perception.

2.’The’Physiological’Beginnings’of’Perception.

3.’Neural’Processing’and’Coding.

4.’Cortical’Organization.

5.’Perceiving’Objects’and’Scenes.

6.’Visual’Attention.

7.’Taking’Action.

8.’Perceiving’Motion.

9.’Perceiving’Color.

10.’Perceiving’Depth’and’Size.

11.’Sound’and’the’Perception’of’Pitch.

12.’Auditory’Localization,’the’Auditory’Scene,’and’Music.

13.’Speech’Perception.

14.’The’Cutaneous’Senses.

15.’The’Chemical’Senses.

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Test’Bank—Chapter’1:’Introduction’to’Perception

MULTIPLE’CHOICE

1.’ “Perceiving’machines”‘that’can’negotiate’the’environment’with’humanlike’ease
a.’ were’developed’by’computer’scientists’in’the’1960s.
b.’ were’developed’by’computer’scientists’in’the’1970s.
c.’ were’developed’by’computer’scientists’in’the’1990s.
d.’ have’yet’to’be’developed.


2.’ Which’of’the’following’is’an’application’of’perception’research?
a.’ Developing’speech’recognition c.’ Devising’robots’that’can’“see.”
systems.
b.’ Treating’hearing’problems. d.’ All’of’these.


3.’ Which’of’the’following’is’a’reason’for’studying’perception?
a.’ To’become’more’aware’of’your’own’perceptual’experiences.
b.’ To’provide’information’that’may’help’with’a’future’career.
c.’ To’apply’perception’to’everyday’problems,’such’as’highway’sign’visibility.
d.’ All’of’these.


4.’ The’study’of’perception’can’overlap’with
a.’ medicine. c.’ philosophy.
b.’ computer’science. d.’ all’of’these.

5.’ Which’of’the’following’is’NOT’a’category’of’the’stages’in’the’perceptual’process?
a.’ Stimuli c.’ Serendipity
b.’ Neural’Processing d.’ Behavioral’Responses


6.’ The’process’of’transforming’energy’in’the’environment’into’electrical’energy’in’the’neurons’is
called
a.’ refraction. c.’ reduction.
b.’ transduction. d.’ construction.



7.’ ______’is’the’step’in’the’perceptual’process’that’is’analogous’to’an’ATM’withdrawal
(pressure’from’button’press’becomes’electrical’energy’then’becomes’a’mechanical’response
resulting’in’the’dispensing’of’money).
a.’ Knowledge c.’ Action
b.’ Transference d.’ Transduction


8.’ The’specific’term’for’the’“stimulus’on’the’receptors”‘in’visual’processing’is’the
a.’ transduced’image. c.’ visual’image.
b.’ environmental’stimulus. d.’ perception.
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9.’ The’image’projected’on’the’retina’is’best’described’as’a’______’of’the’actual’stimulus.
a.’ representation. c.’ replication.
b.’ environmental’stimulus. d.’ scale’model.


10.’ Which’brain’structure’is’responsible’for’creating’perceptions’and’producing’other’“high”‘level
functions’such’as’language,’memory,’and’thinking?
a.’ Brain’stem c.’ Hypothalamus
b.’ Cerebral’cortex d.’ Occipital’lobe

11.’ Visual’form’agnosia’is’a’problem’of’the’______’step’of’the’perceptual’process.
a.’ action c.’ transduction
b.’ attention d.’ recognition


12.’ Which’of’the’following’best’describes’the’steps’of’the’perceptual’process?
a.’ The’steps’are’unidirectional,’starting’at’the’environmental’stimulus’and’ending’at
perception.
b.’ The’steps’are’unidirectional,’starting’at’the’environmental’stimulus’and’ending’at
knowledge.
c.’ The’steps’are’unidirectional,’starting’at’transduction’and’ending’at’recognition.
d.’ The’sequence’of’steps’is’dynamic’and’constantly’changing.


13.’ If’a’person’sees’the’unambiguous’“rat”‘stimulus,’and’then’views’the’ambiguous’“rat-man”
figure,’the’person’will’most’likely’report’seeing
a.’ a’rat,’because’of’the’effect’of’knowledge.
b.’ a’man,’because’we’tend’to’see’things’that’match’our’species.
c.’ a’rat,’because’of’the’effect’of’action.
d.’ a’rat’or’a’man’equally.


14.’ Justin’forgot’to’wear’his’glasses’to’class’so’the’writing’he’sees’on’the’chalk’board’is’blurry.
Even’so,’he’is’sure’it’says’“Pop’Quiz!”‘because’he’knows’that’there’are’pop’quizzes’in’the
class’and’he’can’see’read’the’“P”‘and’the’“Q”.’What’allows’him’to’read’the’board?
a.’ Bottom-up’processing c.’ Top-down’processing
b.’ Oblique’processing d.’ Compression


15.’ ________’processing’is’based’on’the’stimuli’reaching’the’receptors.
a.’ Bottom-up c.’ Top-down
b.’ Oblique d.’ Receptor

16.’ Trying’to’read’a’note’written’by’someone’with’poor’handwriting’involves
a.’ only’top-down’processing.
b.’ only’bottom-up’processing.
c.’ both’top-down’and’bottom-up’processing.
d.’ only’data-based’processing.


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