WorksheetsAP Psychology Senses and Perception Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
When I stare at a can of coke for 20 minutes then look away and everything looks green. This is best explained by the:
Opponent-Process Theory
Trichomatic Theory
Frequency Theory
Top Down Processing
Due to near constant exposure, you recognize this as Elsa from Frozen. Without watching the movie, how do you know she is singing in this shot?
Frequency Theory
Constancy
Gate Control Theory
Top Down Processing
What is it called when a loss of hearing is caused by damage to hair cells caused by loud noise?
Amplitude
Nerve (sensorineural) deafness
Conduction Deafness
Hair Band Deafness
What part of the eye allows light into the eye?
Lens
Retina
Pupil
Iris
what Gestalt rule makes these black shapes look like a panda with no connecting lines?
Proximity
continuity
closure
similarity
I can tell that Dan is closer to me than Sammy Because he looks bigger than she does. This is an example of...(Choose if monocular or Binocular and which cue is being described)
Depth cue
monocular cue
interposition cue
binocular cue
relative size cue
What is Transduction?
When the brain corrects the inverted image sent to it by the eye
When you start seeing green after staring at a red object for too long
when you notice a difference between two stimuli
When stimuli is translated into nerve impulses
The coiled structure filled with fluid in the ear is called the...
Malleus
Oval Window
Cochlea
Internal Ear
You walk into a room and it feels like a sauna at first, but then you stop noticing the heat. This is an example of:
Difference Threshold
Sensory adaptation
Weber's Law
absolute threshold
My eyes move towards each other as I watch someone walk closer to me, this is an example of:
a binocular cue
absolute threshold
transduction
continuity
If I am holding an empty jar, I will notice the weight difference when a coin is dropped in, but I will not notice the coin if the jar is full. This principle is called:
The Placebo Effect
Weber's Law
the difference threshold
the Kinesthetic sense
What gestalt principal lets me know that black chess pieces are in a different group than white chess pieces?
Continuity
Closure
Similarity
proximity
I shine two flashlights in your face and ask which one is brighter. I am most likely looking for:
The Difference Threshold
The Absolute Threshold
Subliminal Stimuli
How small I can make your pupils
Which of these is the best example of Conduction Deafness?
The Stirrup dissolves due to a medical condition
James bond goes deaf from not wearing appropriate ear protection in his gunfights
A rockstar loses his hearing after playing live performances for 20 years
The cornea dissolves due to overexposure
The first time you saw this image you took in the details but didn't notice the faces. This is because of:
Top-Down processing
Bottom-Up Processing
I can't hear anyone blinking in the room. the sound of blinking therefore Isn't loud enough to pass the:
Difference Threshold
Absolute Threshold
Tympanic Membrane
pupil
Jessie breaks her leg while running a marathon but doesn't notice until the next day. This demonstrates the:
Placebo Effect
Kinesthetic Sense
Gate-control theory
Nerve Deafness
I can touch my face with my eyes closed without being careful to not hurt myself. This is because of:
The Gestalt Rule
The Kinesthetic Sense
rods and cones
Weber's Law
Alice hears their name mentioned in a loud party. What explains how she noticed the relatively quiet noise?
The Cocktail Party Effect
The Distance Threshold
Place Theory
Gossip Radar
You are watching a movie when your little brother puts his hand in front of your face. You know his hand is closer than the TV because it is blocking your view. This is called a:
Interposition cue
texture gradient
relative size cue
retinal disparity
