psych unit 2 quiz answers
The ability to see a cube in the diagram above is best explained by which of the following
Gestalt principles of closure
Ana is instructed by her doctor to wear a patch over one eye while an infection heals. While wearing the patch, Ana will lose her ability to use which of the following depth perception cues?
Retinal disparity
craig
accommodation
instructor conducted an experiment
better study metho
cesar
chunking
Kaori is traveling on an airplane for the first time. As the plane takes off, she watches the automobiles driving on the freeway below. Even though the automobiles seem to get smaller as the airplane gains altitude, Kaori does not perceive the cars as shrinking but still perceives them to be their normal size. Which perceptual principle best describes this phenomenon? Selected:
constancy
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correlation
graph/ intelligence test
correlation
mnemonic device resercher is studyinh
correlation
umbrella
deciding if the umbrella is useful
susan
divergent
devi
effortful processing
barclay
encoding
The reversible figure above illustrates the Gestalt organizing principle of
figure-ground
While attending a concert, Anthony finds that he can clearly recognize the melody coming from the lead violin above all the other instruments playing in the orchestra, even though the other instruments may be louder. Gestalt psychologists would explain Anthony's ability using the principle of Selected:
figure-ground
Cognitive theorists emphasize the
formation and modification of schemas
automobile accident
framing
raj
mental set
In visual perception, size constancy occurs as an object comes closer to the viewer because the
perceived distance of the object becomes smaller
Alice is shopping with her daughter when she hears the word "mom." Alice answers, only to realize that the sales clerk said "ma'am" to a customer. This inaccurate perception can be attributed to
perceptual expectancy
president
primacy
in the morning, jorge watched a cartoon about a sarcastic rabbot, later in his psychology class, he viewed the image above and readily identified it as a rabbit instead of a duck
priming
unable to tie a knot
procedural
whats dysfunctional after a mans head injury
procedural and semantic
skull
reliable but not valid
86 in 42nd percentile
same or higher than 42 percent
An individual's ability to focus on a particular conversation in a noisy and crowded room is called
selective attention
maeve
sunk-cost
cognitive psychologists are most likely to study
the acquisition of knowledge, planning, and problem solving
gambler mode
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dr crump
high reliability low validity
bailey and marcus
hindsight bias
amy
implicit
average IQ scores have increased over the years
increase in the average number of years in school
A psychologist designed a study to test the effects of cell phone use on driving safety. Participants were randomly assigned either to drive an automobile simulator while talking to a friend on a cell phone or to drive a simulator without talking on a phone.
independent variable
short term assumption
limited in capacity
