10-23-24 Psy Ch 4 Section 1 and 5 Test

What is it called when we make sense of the information our senses give us?

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Similarity perception

What type of visual cues require both eyes to be perceived.

• Monocular
• Binocular

Which of these is a binocular cue for perceiving depth, based on the difference between the two images of an object that the retina receives as the object moves closer.

• retinal disparity
• clearness
• shadows and highlights
• overlap

What is the perceptual organizational rule that people perceive items as being a part of the background or as a figure on a background. We see different things based on our determining which is a figure and which is the background.

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Figure-ground perception

What is the perceptual organizational rule that people are influenced by how close objects are to each other.

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Proximity perception

What is the perceptual organizational rule that people perceive an entire image even though there are gaps in what can be seen?

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Similarity perception

The mind perceives objects that look similar to one another to be grouped.

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Similarity perception

What is the perceptual organizational rule that people prefer to see things as smooth continuous patterns like lines and waves and not disrupted ones?

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Similarity perception

Perceptual organizational rule that when people see things move together they are seen as belonging together.

• perceptual organization
• closure perception
• Continuity perception
• Common fate perception
• Similarity perception

What is the illusion of movement produced by showing the rapid progression of images, like in a movie?

• Motion Closure
• Proximity Motion
• Retinal disparity motion
• stroboscopic motion