Lecture 3 Sensation and Perception Part 2

Which principle is NOT part of Gestalt’s grouping principles?

• Closure

• Continuation

• Similarity

• Shape constancy

What does the Stroop Effect primarily demonstrate?

• Color blindness

• Binocular depth cues

• Selective attention

• Perceptual illusion

Which of the following is a monocular cue for depth perception?

• Retinal disparity

• Convergence

• Texture gradient

• Eye rotation

Which concept explains why we still perceive a door as rectangular even when it's partially open?

• Color constancy

• Depth perception

• Shape constancy

• Texture gradient

Synesthesia is a condition where one sense activates another (e.g., tasting shapes).

• True

• False

Which depth cue uses the turning of the eyes inward to judge distance?

• Interposition

• Linear perspective

• Convergence

• Motion parallax

The opponent-process theory explains color vision using red, green, and blue light receptors.

• True

• False

Which example best describes size constancy?

• Seeing a large object as heavy

• Recognizing a distant car is still full-sized

• Perceiving loudness as intensity

• Failing to see a flashing message

Which Gestalt principle describes our tendency to group nearby objects together?

• Closure

• Proximity

• Continuation

• Symmetry

What is the figure-ground relationship?

• Perceiving depth from motion

• Differentiating between stimulus and response

• Separating the main object from the background

• Using retinal disparity