ISS 2nd Sem Final Psychology

Front

Ability to recognize distances

Back

Depth Perception

Front

Perceiving objects to be the same size, no matter where you see them

Back

Size Constancy

Front

Perceiving objects to be the same shape or form, no matter the angle from which you view them

Back

Shape Constancy

Front

Process of our sense organs gathering information and bringing it in

Back

Sensation

Front

Interpreting information from your senses and organizing it

Back

Perception

Front

What is the pathway our brain takes for sensation and perception to occur?

Back

Sensory stimulus, sensory receptors, neural impulses, brain.

Front

Which part of the brain helps us recognize and understand what we see by processing visual information?

Back

Occipital Lobe

Front

What is the term for the minimum stimulus intensity that an organism can detect?

Back

Absolute Threshold

Front

Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for processing what we hear, auditory information?

Back

Temporal Lobe

Front

Which lobe of the brain is responsible for processing sensory information and plays a key role in spatial awareness?

Back

Parietal Lobe