Visual Perception Quiz

What is the definition of form constancy?

• Recognition of sounds and textures in various environments

• Recognition of forms and objects in various environments

• Recognition of colors and shapes in various environments

• Recognition of tastes and smells in various environments

What does form constancy enable a person to do?

• Recognize objects only in the same position

• Make assumptions about the color of an object

• Make assumptions about the size of an object

• Recognize objects only in the same size

What is the visual image of an object in the distance compared to the image of the same object at close range?

• The visual image is blurry in the distance

• The visual image is smaller in the distance

• The visual image is the same size in the distance

• The visual image is larger in the distance

What does visual closure enable a person to do?

• Quickly recognize objects from hidden presentations

• Quickly recognize objects from distorted presentations

• Quickly recognize objects from complete presentations

• Quickly recognize objects from incomplete presentations

What does figure-ground recognition allow a person to do?

• Separate essential data from surrounding information

• Combine essential data with surrounding information

• Ignore essential data and focus on surrounding information

• Combine all data without differentiation

What is the ability of a child to distinguish a pencil from a pen, even when both are partly hidden under some papers, an example of?

• Form constancy

• Visual closure

• None of the above

• Figure-ground recognition

What is the ability to separate foreground or background forms and objects called?

• None of the above

• Visual closure

• Form constancy

• Figure-ground recognition

What enables a person to recognize objects despite differences in orientation or detail?

• Visual closure

• None of the above

• Form constancy

• Figure-ground recognition

What allows a person to make assumptions regarding what the object is without having to see the complete presentation?

• Form constancy

• Visual closure

• Figure-ground recognition

• None of the above

What is the ability to attend to one aspect of a visual field while perceiving it in relation to the rest of the field called?

• None of the above

• Figure-ground recognition

• Visual closure

• Form constancy