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MT Quiz 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This theory claims that stacking white garments apart from colored ones makes it simpler to find clothes.

a)

Broadbent Theory

b)

Similarity Theory

c)

Feature Integration Theory

d)

Guided Search Theory

2.

The process of getting to the state of preparedness is known as...

a)

Orienting

b)

Attention

c)

Awareness

d)

Alerting

3.

Which of the following describes habituation?

a)

Repeated stimulation results in higher attention.

b)

Being accustomed to a stimulus results in weaker attention.

c)

A change in a familiar stimulus prompts us to start noticing the stimulus again.

d)

All of the above

4.

The following describes adaptation, EXCEPT:

a)

Adaptation is tied closely to stimulus intensity.

b)

Adaptation is not accessible to conscious control.

c)

Adaptation is related to the number length and recency of prior exposures.

d)

Adaptation takes place mostly in the sense organs.

5.

Which of the following is the least common variation of Stroop Test:

a)

Emotional Stroop

b)

Animal Stroop

c)

Location Stroop

d)

Number Stroop

6.

True Negative is called

a)

Correct Rejection

b)

Miss

c)

Hit

d)

False Alarm

7.

In this stage, an individual takes all of the observed features and combines them to make a complete perception.

a)

Preliminary Stage

b)

Pre-Attention Stage

c)

Post-Attention Stage

d)

Focused Attention Stage

8.

It refers to the process of reacting to certain stimuli selectively when several occur simultaneously.

a)

Conscious Attention

b)

Selective Attention

c)

Cocktail Party Effect

d)

Divided Attention

9.

Which of the following brain parts is involved in increased vigilance?

a)

Thalamus

b)

Brain Stem

c)

Amygdala

d)

Hypothalamus

10.

Detecting a stimuli that is not really present is known as

a)

True Positive

b)

False Positive

c)

False Negative

d)

True Negative

11.

Errors in choosing an objective or in specifying a means of achieving it is called

a)

Slips

b)

Mistakes

12.

This type of error happens when an interruption of a routine activity causes the person to skip a step or two in implementing the remaining portion of the routine.

a)

Capture Error

b)

Data-driven error

c)

Loss-of-activation error

d)

Omission

13.

This error is committed when incoming sensory information ends up overriding the intended variables in an automatic action sequence.

a)

Capture error

b)

Loss-of-activation error

c)

Data-driven error

d)

Associative-activation error

14.

The state of awareness is known as

a)

Attention

b)

Consciousness

c)

Conscious attention

d)

Alertness

15.

The model which explains how the brain attenuates signals instead of filtering them is known as ______________.

a)

Broadbent Model

b)

Selective Filter Model

c)

Attenuation Model

d)

Selective Attenuation Model