WorksheetsVisual Perception Quiz 1
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
How many perceptual principles are there?
1
2
3
4
Which of the following are Gestalt Principles
closure
figure-ground
proximity
shape
similarity
the 6 steps from sensation to perception are:
reception, transduction, selection, transmission, organisation, interpretation
reception, transduction, transmission, selection, organisation, interpretation
reception, transmission, transduction, selection, organisation, interpretation
selection, organisation, interpretation, reception, transduction, transmission
Which of the following is an example of shape constancy?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a visual constancy?
What is the definition of visual perception?
Gestalt is the idea that....
the whole is smaller than the sum of it's parts
the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts
the parts are greater than the whole
the parts are smaller than the whole
What did Navon's (1977) study find?
That global letters were identified faster than local letters
That local letters were identified faster than global letters
Participants identified both global and local letters at the same speed
sensation is all about the ______, whereas perception is all about the ______
(a)
What are the four visual constancies?
size, angles, brightness, orientation
size, shape, brightness, upside down
volume, shape, brightness, orientation
size, shape, brightness, orientation
What are the pictorial depth cues?
linear perspective, texture gradient, interposition, height in the visual field, relative size
linear perspective, detail, interposition, height in the visual field, relative size
lines, texture gradient, interposition, height in the visual field, relative size
linear, texture gradient, interposition, height, relative size
This image shows which pictorial depth cue most predominantly?
interposition
linear perspective
texture gradient
relative size
Knowing that the green cloud is further away from the viewer than the red cloud is an example of which pictorial depth cue?
linear perspective
interposition
texture gradient
height in the visual field
