Sensation & Perception-Perceptual Processes [AP (Advanced Placement) Psychology]: Questions 40 - 43 of 107

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Question 40

Question MCQ▾

Gestaltists refer to the fact that we perceive smooth flowing forms more readily than discrete forms as:

Choices

Choice (5)Response

a.

Continuity

b.

Proximity

c.

Similarity

d.

Symmetry

e.

Holistic perception

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Question 41

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The most convincing evidence that depth perception is native to humans (and possibly other species) is its

Choices

Choice (5)Response

a.

late emergence as attention skill.

b.

importance in adaptive activity.

c.

reliance on monocular and binocular cues.

d.

integration with motor skills.

e.

early emergence as a perceptual skill.

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Question 42

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The ability to identify the direction from which a sound originates is strongly dependent on having two ears separated in space by several inches. The ability to perceive visual depth is related to a similar property known as

Choices

Choice (5)Response

a.

accommodation.

b.

inverted vision.

c.

convergence.

d.

aerial perspective.

e.

retinal disparity.

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Question 43

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The idea that many people seem unable to detect gradual but deadly trends in modern civilization is an example of

Choices

Choice (5)Response

a.

the “Hawthorne Effect.”

b.

the “von Restorff Phenomenon.”

c.

the “Boiled Frog Syndrome.”

d.

the “Zeigarnik Effect.”

e.

Question does not provide sufficient data or is vague

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