MCQs on Perception

MCQs on Perception

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MCQs on Perception

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Perception

1 / 20

The most basic perceptual organization is

figure-ground.

size constancy.

shape constancy.

depth perception.

2 / 20

Television ads that are in black and white are just trying to take advantage of which attention getting technique?

contrast

loudness

repetition

motion

3 / 20

To perceive the size of an object remaining the same even though the retinal image changes is called

psychophysics.

perceptual closure.

size constancy.

retinal disparity.

4 / 20

The __________ believe that depth perception is inborn.

humanists

empiricists

behaviorists

nativists

5 / 20

The tendency to complete a figure is called

continuity.

continuation.

similarity.

closure.

6 / 20

When infants are placed in the middle of a visual cliff, they usually

move to the shallow side of the apparatus.

move to the deep side of the apparatus.

remain still.

approach their mothers when called, whether that requires moving to the shallow or deep side.

7 / 20

The illusion that railroad tracks come together in the distance involves the depth cue of

texture gradient.

light and shadow.

linear perspective.

atmospheric perspective.

8 / 20

Improved research techniques in parapsychology have resulted in

more positive results.

fewer positive results.

less skepticism among scientists.

the ability to repeat spectacular results.

9 / 20

The bodily depth cue generated by changes in the shape of the lens is called

retinal disparity.

aerial perspective.

convergence.

accommodation.

10 / 20

Disney’s cartoons are made up of thousands of still pictures, but we see motion in these cartoons because of

the Müller-Lyer illusion.

motion parallax.

linear perspective.

stroboscopic movement.

11 / 20

Assembling sensations into usable patterns is called

evaluation.

perception.

habituation.

attention.

12 / 20

Research evidence has shown that the presence of a weapon

increases the accuracy of the account.

allows an eyewitness to remember the event longer.

reduces the ambiguity of the interpretation of the situation

impairs an eyewitness's accuracy of a description of a suspect.

13 / 20

An industrial psychologist interested in human factors would most likely participate in

an assessment center evaluation.

the collection of biodata.

machine design.

vocational interest testing.

14 / 20

Placing priorities on sensory messages occurs in the process of

repetitious stimulation.

divided perception.

subliminal attention.

selective attention.

15 / 20

__________ processing is like putting together a picture puzzle you’ve never seen before.

Selective

Top-down

Bottom-up

Left-right

16 / 20

Many natural ESP occurrences are apparently a result of

practice.

coincidence.

unconscious psychological processes.

misrepresentation.

17 / 20

The information surrounding a stimulus is known as the

adaptation level.

context.

aura.

internal frame of reference.

18 / 20

The moon illusion is best explained by

convergence.

the effects of depth cues on apparent distance.

the perceptual closure effect.

magnification caused by the denser atmosphere along the horizon.

19 / 20

Figure and ground can be switched in

shape perception.

reversible figures.

depth perception.

nonlinear figures.

20 / 20

Compared to males who had not read a sexually arousing written passage, males who had read the passage were

less likely to perceive a female as attractive

greatly affected in their rates of habituation to an attractive female.

more likely to perceive a female as attractive.

no more likely to perceive a female as attractive.

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