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1. Object perception is the same as shape perception. a. False b….
1. Object perception is the same as shape perception.
a. False
b. True
2. What makes geons useful?
a. they can be recognized from all angles
b. they are greater than the sum of their parts
c. they are small
d. they have shapes
3. Which of the following is a reason why it’s so difficult for scientists to explain object perception?
a. edge detection is so hard that is still unclear how objects are detected
b. objects look different from different perspectives, but we perceive them as the same size
c. both response choices are correct
d. neither response is correct
4. Which theory has neuroscientific evidence to support it?
a. recognition by components theory
b. Neither theory
c. Gestalt theory
d. Both theories
5. Recognition by Components Theory and Gestalt psychology are essentially the same,
a. False
b. True
6. You flip through a flipbook, so it looks like the people pictured are moving. What type of motion is this?
a. real motion
b. induced motion
c. apparent motion
d. motion aftereffect
7. You look out the window of your car and it appears as if the car is standing still and the world is moving. What type of motion is this?
a. Imaginary motion
b. induced motion
c. real motion
d. Motion aftereffect
8. You play a game in a virtual reality headset. What type of motion is this?
a. induced motion
b. Motion aftereffect
c. real motion
d. apparent motion
9. What does the comparator do in collorary discharge theory?
a. Compares the local disturbance to the global movement of the array
b. Compares movement across the visual cortex with eye movements
c. Compares movement across the retina with eye movements
d. no response choices are correct
10. You are in a car driving forward. How can you tell whether the car is moving or things outside are?
a. the comparison of eye movements and movement across the retina
b. neither response choices are correct
c. both response choices are correct
d. the optic flow pattern
11. When everything expands from a point in front of you in your visual field. Which way a you moving?
a. Forward
b. Laterally
c. Backwards
d. Stationary
12. Motion processing happens in the cones.
a. True
b. False
13. What are point-light stimuli used to study?
a. size perception
b. depth perception
c. apparent motion
d. biological motion
14. You notice a bright flash outside of your apartment. What form of attention did you use to do so?
a. dual processing
b. top-down processing
c. bottom-up processing
d. lateral processing
15. You can both miss things you look right at and see things without realizing it.
a. True
b. False
16. Stimulus salience is…
a. dual processing
b. lateral processing
c. bottom-up processing
d. top-down processing
17. What about eye movements are measured to study visual attention?
a. saccades
b. fixations
c. all response choices are correct
d. search paths
18. Which of the following acts like a good analogy for attention?
a. car
b. spotlight
c. computer
d. projector
19. How many things can you safely pay attention to at once?
a. 4
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
20. It’s common for movies to change things about the setting and characters in between scenes. We don’t often notice these changes. Why do we miss such obvious change?
a. Because there 15 movement associate with it
b. Because of top down attention
c. Because there is NO movement associated with it
d. Because of divided attention
21. Speaking on the phone when you are driving does NOT have an effect on your ability to pay attention to the road.
a. True
b. False
22. Any additional task will drain your attention when you’re driving.
a. True
b. False
