,Description
TestlBanklforlSensationlandlPerception,l9thlEdition,lE.lBrucelGoldstein,lISBN-
10:l1133958494,lISBN-13:l9781133958499
TableloflContent
1. IntroductionltolPerception.
2. ThelPhysiologicallBeginningsloflPerception.
3. NeurallProcessinglandlCoding.
4. CorticallOrganization.
5. PerceivinglObjectslandlScenes.
6. VisuallAttention.
7. TakinglAction.
8. PerceivinglMotion.
9. PerceivinglColor.
10. PerceivinglDepthlandlSize.
11. SoundlandlthelPerceptionloflPitch.
12. AuditorylLocalization,lthelAuditorylScene,landlMusic.
13. SpeechlPerception.
14. ThelCutaneouslSenses.
15. ThelChemicallSenses.
,Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introduction to Perception
l l l l l
MULTIPLElCHOICE
1. “Perceivinglmachines”lthatlcanlnegotiatelthelenvironmentlwithlhumanlikelease
a. wereldevelopedlbylcomputerlscientistslinlthel1960s.
b. wereldevelopedlbylcomputerlscientistslinlthel1970s.
c. wereldevelopedlbylcomputerlscientistslinlthel1990s.
d. havelyetltolbeldeveloped.
2. Whichloflthelfollowinglislanlapplicationloflperceptionlresearch?
a. Developinglspeechlrecognition c. Devisinglrobotslthatlcanl“see.”
systems.
b. Treatinglhearinglproblems. d. Allloflthese.
3. Whichloflthelfollowinglislalreasonlforlstudyinglperception?
a. Tolbecomelmorelawareloflyourlownlperceptuallexperiences.
b. Tolprovidelinformationlthatlmaylhelplwithlalfuturelcareer.
c. Tolapplylperceptionltoleverydaylproblems,lsuchlaslhighwaylsignlvisibility.
d. Allloflthese.
4. Thelstudyloflperceptionlcanloverlaplwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computerlscience. d. allloflthese.
5. WhichloflthelfollowinglislNOTlalcategoryloflthelstageslinlthelperceptuallprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. NeurallProcessing d. BehaviorallResponses
6. Thelprocesslofltransforminglenergylinlthelenvironmentlintolelectricallenergylinlthelneuronslislcalle
d
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7. l
lislthelsteplinlthelperceptuallprocesslthatlislanalogousltolanlATMlwithdrawall(pressurelfromlbutt
onlpresslbecomeslelectricallenergylthenlbecomeslalmechanicallresponselresultinglinltheldispens
ingloflmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
8. Thelspecificltermlforlthel“stimuluslonlthelreceptors”linlvisuallprocessinglislthe
a. transducedlimage. c. visuallimage.
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, b. environmentallstimulus. d. perception.
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TestlBanklforlSensationlandlPerception,l9thlEdition,lE.lBrucelGoldstein,lISBN-
10:l1133958494,lISBN-13:l9781133958499
TableloflContent
1. IntroductionltolPerception.
2. ThelPhysiologicallBeginningsloflPerception.
3. NeurallProcessinglandlCoding.
4. CorticallOrganization.
5. PerceivinglObjectslandlScenes.
6. VisuallAttention.
7. TakinglAction.
8. PerceivinglMotion.
9. PerceivinglColor.
10. PerceivinglDepthlandlSize.
11. SoundlandlthelPerceptionloflPitch.
12. AuditorylLocalization,lthelAuditorylScene,landlMusic.
13. SpeechlPerception.
14. ThelCutaneouslSenses.
15. ThelChemicallSenses.
,Test Bank—Chapter 1: Introduction to Perception
l l l l l
MULTIPLElCHOICE
1. “Perceivinglmachines”lthatlcanlnegotiatelthelenvironmentlwithlhumanlikelease
a. wereldevelopedlbylcomputerlscientistslinlthel1960s.
b. wereldevelopedlbylcomputerlscientistslinlthel1970s.
c. wereldevelopedlbylcomputerlscientistslinlthel1990s.
d. havelyetltolbeldeveloped.
2. Whichloflthelfollowinglislanlapplicationloflperceptionlresearch?
a. Developinglspeechlrecognition c. Devisinglrobotslthatlcanl“see.”
systems.
b. Treatinglhearinglproblems. d. Allloflthese.
3. Whichloflthelfollowinglislalreasonlforlstudyinglperception?
a. Tolbecomelmorelawareloflyourlownlperceptuallexperiences.
b. Tolprovidelinformationlthatlmaylhelplwithlalfuturelcareer.
c. Tolapplylperceptionltoleverydaylproblems,lsuchlaslhighwaylsignlvisibility.
d. Allloflthese.
4. Thelstudyloflperceptionlcanloverlaplwith
a. medicine. c. philosophy.
b. computerlscience. d. allloflthese.
5. WhichloflthelfollowinglislNOTlalcategoryloflthelstageslinlthelperceptuallprocess?
a. Stimuli c. Serendipity
b. NeurallProcessing d. BehaviorallResponses
6. Thelprocesslofltransforminglenergylinlthelenvironmentlintolelectricallenergylinlthelneuronslislcalle
d
a. refraction. c. reduction.
b. transduction. d. construction.
7. l
lislthelsteplinlthelperceptuallprocesslthatlislanalogousltolanlATMlwithdrawall(pressurelfromlbutt
onlpresslbecomeslelectricallenergylthenlbecomeslalmechanicallresponselresultinglinltheldispens
ingloflmoney).
a. Knowledge c. Action
b. Transference d. Transduction
8. Thelspecificltermlforlthel“stimuluslonlthelreceptors”linlvisuallprocessinglislthe
a. transducedlimage. c. visuallimage.
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, b. environmentallstimulus. d. perception.
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