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Psychophysics 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following is a fundamental concept in psychophysics?

a)

Memory retention

b)

Cognitive dissonance

c)

Signal detection

d)

Dream analysis

2.

The difference threshold is also known as:

a)

Sensory adaptation

b)

Transduction threshold

c)

Absolute threshold

d)

Just noticeable difference (JND)

3.

According to Weber's law, the JND is proportional to:

a)

The intensity of the stimulus

b)

The logarithm of the stimulus intensity

c)

The duration of the stimulus

d)

The type of sensory modality

4.

The absolute threshold represents the minimum intensity of a stimulus needed to:

a)

Produce a sensation half of the time

b)

Produce a sensation all of the time

c)

Be detected in a specific sensory channel half of the time

d)

Produce a sensation at a suprathreshold level

5.

Fechner's law proposes that the magnitude of a sensation is proportional to:

a)

The logarithm of the stimulus intensity

b)

The square of the stimulus intensity

c)

The reciprocal of the stimulus intensity

d)

The square root of the stimulus intensity

6.

Which of the following is a psychophysical method used to determine the absolute threshold?

a)

Method of constant stimuli

b)

Method of constant function

c)

Method of absolute frequency

d)

Method of Paired association

7.

In a psychophysical experiment, participants are asked to identify the presence or absence of a stimulus on each trial. This method is known as:

a)

Method of limits

b)

Signal detection theory

c)

Difference threshold analysis

d)

Method of adjustment

8.

The point at which a stimulus transitions from being imperceptible to perceptible is called:

a)

Perceptual constancy

b)

The difference threshold

c)

The just noticeable difference

d)

The limen

9.

Which sensory modality is most closely associated with the study of psychophysics?

a)

Language processing

b)

Audition (hearing)

c)

Decision-making

d)

Motor control

10.

The relationship between the physical properties of a stimulus and our psychological experience of it is the central focus of:

a)

Cognitive Psychology

b)

Psychometric

c)

Psychophysics

d)

Psychomania