Question 1

The process of detecting specific visual elements and assembling them into a more complex form is known as _____. ​

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Question 2

The optic nerves from the inside half of each eye cross over at the _____ and then project to the opposite hemisphere of the brain. ​

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Question 3

It has become clear in recent years that perception of color appears to involve sequential stages of information processing; in the first stage, the cones seem to follow the _____ theory, and cells in the visual cortex seem to follow the _____ theory. ​

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Question 4

While you are listening to a TV announcer report on an important event, your friend begins talking to you, and you begin to listen to your friend. The TV announcer's voice becomes the _____, while your friend's voice becomes the _____. ​

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Question 5

Smell is the only sensory system in which incoming information is not routed through the _____ before being projected to the cortex. ​

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Question 6

Although located in the eye, the _____ is actually an extension of the central nervous system and is responsible for processing images. ​

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Question 7

People from _____ cultures are less susceptible to the Müller-Lyer illusion than people from _____ cultures. ​

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Question 8

Most times we use _____ to perceive depth because our brain receives signals from both eyes, but artists must use _____ to create an impression of depth in paintings.

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Question 9

People whose taste buds are insensitive to the chemical PTC are known as _____.

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Question 10

Axons carrying visual information exit the eye at the _____.

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Question 11

_____ refers to the relative amount of whiteness in a color. ​

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Question 12

The study of perception highlights the relativity of experience that can be manipulated by _____ effects like comparators. ​

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Question 13

_____ color mixing works by removing some wavelengths of light, leaving less light than was originally there, while _____ color mixing works by superimposing lights, putting more light in the mixture than exists in any one light. ​

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Question 14

In vision, the _____ of light affects the perception of brightness, while the _____ affects the perception of color. ​

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Question 15

Like color vision, explanation of sound perception involves multiple theories; _____ theory, which explains perception based on activation of part of the basilar membrane, and _____ theory, which explains perception based on activation of the entire membrane. ​

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Question 16

The sound-collecting cone that makes up the outer ear is called the _____.

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Question 17

_____ is stimulation of the sense organs;  _____ is selection and interpretation of sensory input. ​

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Question 18

The spot in the center of the retina where visual acuity is greatest is the _____.

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Question 19

When you focus on a close object, the lens of your eyes gets _____ to give you a clear image and _____ has occurred. ​

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Question 20

The inner ear is mainly comprised of the _____, which contains the auditory receptors. ​

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Quiz 4: Sensation and Perception

The process of detecting specific visual elements and assembling them into a more complex form is known as _____.

The optic nerves from the inside half of each eye cross over at the _____ and then project to the opposite hemisphere of the brain.

It has become clear in recent years that perception of color appears to involve sequential stages of information processing; in the first stage, the cones seem to follow the _ theory, and cells in the visual cortex seem to follow the _ theory.

While you are listening to a TV announcer report on an important event, your friend begins talking to you, and you begin to listen to your friend. The TV announcer's voice becomes the _, while your friend's voice becomes the _.

Smell is the only sensory system in which incoming information is not routed through the _____ before being projected to the cortex.

Although located in the eye, the _____ is actually an extension of the central nervous system and is responsible for processing images.

People from _ cultures are less susceptible to the Müller-Lyer illusion than people from _ cultures.

Most times we use _ to perceive depth because our brain receives signals from both eyes, but artists must use _ to create an impression of depth in paintings.

People whose taste buds are insensitive to the chemical PTC are known as _____.

Axons carrying visual information exit the eye at the _____.

_____ refers to the relative amount of whiteness in a color.

The study of perception highlights the relativity of experience that can be manipulated by _____ effects like comparators.

_ color mixing works by removing some wavelengths of light, leaving less light than was originally there, while _ color mixing works by superimposing lights, putting more light in the mixture than exists in any one light.

In vision, the _ of light affects the perception of brightness, while the _ affects the perception of color.

Like color vision, explanation of sound perception involves multiple theories; _ theory, which explains perception based on activation of part of the basilar membrane, and _ theory, which explains perception based on activation of the entire membrane.

The sound-collecting cone that makes up the outer ear is called the _____.

_ is stimulation of the sense organs; _ is selection and interpretation of sensory input.

The spot in the center of the retina where visual acuity is greatest is the _____.

When you focus on a close object, the lens of your eyes gets _ to give you a clear image and _ has occurred.

The inner ear is mainly comprised of the _____, which contains the auditory receptors.

Quiz 4: Sensation and Perception

The process of detecting specific visual elements and assembling them into a more complex form is known as _____. ​

The optic nerves from the inside half of each eye cross over at the _____ and then project to the opposite hemisphere of the brain. ​

It has become clear in recent years that perception of color appears to involve sequential stages of information processing; in the first stage, the cones seem to follow the _____ theory, and cells in the visual cortex seem to follow the _____ theory. ​

While you are listening to a TV announcer report on an important event, your friend begins talking to you, and you begin to listen to your friend. The TV announcer's voice becomes the _____, while your friend's voice becomes the _____. ​

Smell is the only sensory system in which incoming information is not routed through the _____ before being projected to the cortex. ​

Although located in the eye, the _____ is actually an extension of the central nervous system and is responsible for processing images. ​

People from _____ cultures are less susceptible to the Müller-Lyer illusion than people from _____ cultures. ​

Most times we use _____ to perceive depth because our brain receives signals from both eyes, but artists must use _____ to create an impression of depth in paintings.

People whose taste buds are insensitive to the chemical PTC are known as _____.

Axons carrying visual information exit the eye at the _____.

_____ refers to the relative amount of whiteness in a color. ​

The study of perception highlights the relativity of experience that can be manipulated by _____ effects like comparators. ​

_____ color mixing works by removing some wavelengths of light, leaving less light than was originally there, while _____ color mixing works by superimposing lights, putting more light in the mixture than exists in any one light. ​

In vision, the _____ of light affects the perception of brightness, while the _____ affects the perception of color. ​

Like color vision, explanation of sound perception involves multiple theories; _____ theory, which explains perception based on activation of part of the basilar membrane, and _____ theory, which explains perception based on activation of the entire membrane. ​

The sound-collecting cone that makes up the outer ear is called the _____.

_____ is stimulation of the sense organs; _____ is selection and interpretation of sensory input. ​

The spot in the center of the retina where visual acuity is greatest is the _____.

When you focus on a close object, the lens of your eyes gets _____ to give you a clear image and _____ has occurred. ​

The inner ear is mainly comprised of the _____, which contains the auditory receptors. ​

The process of detecting specific visual elements and assembling them into a more complex form is known as _____.

The optic nerves from the inside half of each eye cross over at the _____ and then project to the opposite hemisphere of the brain.

It has become clear in recent years that perception of color appears to involve sequential stages of information processing; in the first stage, the cones seem to follow the _ theory, and cells in the visual cortex seem to follow the _ theory.

While you are listening to a TV announcer report on an important event, your friend begins talking to you, and you begin to listen to your friend. The TV announcer's voice becomes the _, while your friend's voice becomes the _.

Smell is the only sensory system in which incoming information is not routed through the _____ before being projected to the cortex.

Although located in the eye, the _____ is actually an extension of the central nervous system and is responsible for processing images.

People from _ cultures are less susceptible to the Müller-Lyer illusion than people from _ cultures.

Most times we use _ to perceive depth because our brain receives signals from both eyes, but artists must use _ to create an impression of depth in paintings.

_____ refers to the relative amount of whiteness in a color.

The study of perception highlights the relativity of experience that can be manipulated by _____ effects like comparators.

_ color mixing works by removing some wavelengths of light, leaving less light than was originally there, while _ color mixing works by superimposing lights, putting more light in the mixture than exists in any one light.

In vision, the _ of light affects the perception of brightness, while the _ affects the perception of color.

Like color vision, explanation of sound perception involves multiple theories; _ theory, which explains perception based on activation of part of the basilar membrane, and _ theory, which explains perception based on activation of the entire membrane.

_ is stimulation of the sense organs; _ is selection and interpretation of sensory input.

When you focus on a close object, the lens of your eyes gets _ to give you a clear image and _ has occurred.

The inner ear is mainly comprised of the _____, which contains the auditory receptors.