AP Psychology College Board Videos 3.4 and 3.7

Optical illusions that are based upon monocular depth cues represent _____ types of illusions.

• physical

• physiological

• context

• cognitive

Excitement of photoreceptors or fatigue of feature detectors represent ____ types of illusions.

• physical

• physiological

• context

• cognitive

A cognitive type of illusion will occur because of this type of processing ____.

• Top-down

• bottom-up

• parallel

• feature detectors

The sense of touch includes

• temperature, balance and pain

• temperature, pain and pressure

• body balance and movement

• position and movement of skeletal joints.

The vestibular sense is responsible for

• temperature, balance and pain

• temperature, pain and pressure

• body balance and movement

• position and movement of skeletal joints.

The kinesthetic sense is responsible for

• temperature, balance and pain

• temperature, pain and pressure

• body balance and movement

• position and movement of skeletal joints.

If you had excellent proprioceptors for your kinesthetic abilities, then you would most likely excel at

• running long distances.

• being a pottery maker that uses their hands for smooth textures.

• math and science.

• pitching darts.

This is the concept that other senses may work within a sense to produce a perception.

• sensory conflict

• sensory interaction

• sensory discrimination

• sensory inhibition