OT5 Psych Midterms Quiz 3

What is the total process responsible for the reception and cognition of visual stimuli?

• Visual perception

• Tactile perception

• Olfactory perception

• Auditory perception

Which component of visual perception provides the capacity to organize, structure, and interpret visual stimuli?

• Sensory function

• Motor function

• Emotional function

• Cognitive function

What is the capacity to discriminate fine details of objects in the visual field called?

• Fusion

• Accommodation

• Acuity

• Clarity

What is the ability of both eyes to turn inward toward the medial plane, and outward from the medial plane for vision called?

• Form Constancy

• Convergence and Divergence

• Visual Closure

• Figure-Ground Recognition

Which visual cognitive function involves the selection of visual input?

• Visual Attention

• Visual Imagery

• Visual Discrimination

• Visual Memory

What is the ability to mentally combine images from the two eyes in a single percept called?

• Visual Closure

• Stereopsis

• Form Constancy

• Figure-Ground Recognition

Which visual cognitive function involves the integration of visual information with previous experiences?

• Visual Discrimination

• Visual Imagery

• Visual Memory

• Visual Attention

What is the ability to recognize forms and objects as the same in various environments, positions, and sizes called?

• Position in space / Visual spatial orientation

• Figure-Ground Recognition

• Visual Closure

• Form Constancy

Which visual cognitive function enables a person to quickly recognize objects, shapes, and forms by mentally completing the image or by matching it to information previously stored in memory?

• Visual Memory

• Visual Attention

• Visual Discrimination

• Visual Imagery

What is the determination of the spatial relationship of figures and objects to oneself or other forms and objects called?

• Depth perception

• Visual Spatial Memory

• Position in space / Visual spatial orientation

• Topographic orientation