Chapter #4 (Part 2)

Tendency to perceive the most likely interpretation

• Simplicity

• Closure

• Continuity

• Similarity

Objects that move together Will be grouped together describes this type of perception

• Common fate

• Proximity

• Similarity

• Continuity

A failure to perceive objects that are not in tHe focus of attention

• Blindness

• Difference blindness

• Inattentional Blindness

• Change blindness

Intensity of a sound wave is called

• REM

• Complex

• Frequency

• Amplitude

What is the perceptual dimension for frequency

• Timbre

• Pitch

• Loudness

• Amplitude

Name for the 3 small bones in the Middle ear

• Ear drum

• Pinna

• Ossicles

• Cochlea

Where are auditory receptors located

• Hair cells

• Auditory cells

• Cochlear cells

• Ear drum cells

How is auditory information sent to the brain

• Olfactory bulb

• Temporal lobe

• Auditory complex

• Auditory nerve