MT Quiz 2

This theory claims that stacking white garments apart from colored ones makes it simpler to find clothes.

• Broadbent Theory

• Similarity Theory

• Feature Integration Theory

• Guided Search Theory

The process of getting to the state of preparedness is known as...

• Orienting

• Attention

• Awareness

• Alerting

Which of the following describes habituation?

• Repeated stimulation results in higher attention.

• Being accustomed to a stimulus results in weaker attention.

• A change in a familiar stimulus prompts us to start noticing the stimulus again.

• All of the above

The following describes adaptation, EXCEPT:

• Adaptation is tied closely to stimulus intensity.

• Adaptation is not accessible to conscious control.

• Adaptation is related to the number length and recency of prior exposures.

• Adaptation takes place mostly in the sense organs.

Which of the following is the least common variation of Stroop Test:

• Emotional Stroop

• Animal Stroop

• Location Stroop

• Number Stroop

True Negative is called

• Correct Rejection

• Miss

• Hit

• False Alarm

In this stage, an individual takes all of the observed features and combines them to make a complete perception.

• Preliminary Stage

• Pre-Attention Stage

• Post-Attention Stage

• Focused Attention Stage

It refers to the process of reacting to certain stimuli selectively when several occur simultaneously.

• Conscious Attention

• Selective Attention

• Cocktail Party Effect

• Divided Attention

Which of the following brain parts is involved in increased vigilance?

• Thalamus

• Brain Stem

• Amygdala

• Hypothalamus

Detecting a stimuli that is not really present is known as

• True Positive

• False Positive

• False Negative

• True Negative