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 A masking stimulus is primarily used to _____.


A) stop persistence of vision
B) increase the duration of persistence of vision?
C) increase the area of the "region-of-interest"
D) hide the purpose of the experiment from participants

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 State, define, and give an example (in words and/or drawings) for each of five Gestalt principles of perceptual organization.

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The principle of good continuation state...

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 The preferential looking technique showed that infants as young as _____ will look at their mother's face than a stranger's face.


A) two-days-old
B) one-week-old?
C) one-month-old?
D) six-months-old?

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 Humans use the _____ to distinguish shape from shading.


A) environmental assumption
B) light-from-above assumption?
C) proximity principle?
D) delayed-matching principle?

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 Wundt is to _____ as Wertheimer is to _____.


A) structuralism; Gestalt psychology
B) Gestalt psychology; structuralism
C) functionalism; structuralism
D) psychophysics; metaphysics

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 The demonstration of apparent movement provides support for the Gestalt approach because _____.


A) the phenomenon cannot be explained by sensations alone
B) the phenomenon relies exclusively on the perceiver's past experience?
C) the images used do not follow the principle of common region?
D) the phenomenon relied on figure/ground segregation?

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 The ability to recognize faces, including identifying expressions, is not fully developed until approximately _____.


A) late infancy
B) early childhood
C) late childhood
D) adolescence or early adulthood

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 The _____ decoder is intended to discriminate between different categories of images, such as outdoor scenes and portraits.


A) orientation
B) structure?
C) scene
D) semantic

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 Explain how grouping and segregation work together to organize perception.

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Perceptual organization is the process b...

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 Structuralists would be most likely to endorse which of the following statements


A) Sensations and perceptions are the same "unit" of thought.
B) The whole of something is greater than its parts.?
C) The starting point for perceptions is the sensations that make them up.?
D) Past experience plays little or no role in perception formation.?

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 Describe two image-based factors that determine what area is seen as "figure" in an image with reversible figure-ground. Draw an example that demonstrates each factor.

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One image-based factor proposed by the G...

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 Humans need approximately _____ to perceive the gist of a scene.


A) 250 milliseconds
B) 1000 milliseconds?
C) 2 seconds?
D) 5 seconds?

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 Gestalt psychologists used the example of illusory contours to support the claim that _____.


A) perceptions are formed by combining sensations
B) vision can be modeled on computer processing
C) the whole is different than the sum of its parts
D) experience determines perceptual interpretation

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 Name and describe five "global image features".

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Degree of naturalness. Natural scenes ha...

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 Sally recently looked at some visual illusions. In one reversible-image illusion, she saw a vase in the middle of a blue box. What is Sally most likely to remember about this illusion


A) details about the box
B) the two faces on the side of the face?
C) the vase she saw in the illusion?
D) the lower half of the image?

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 When Palmer (1975) showed observers a kitchen scene and then a target picture, which picture was identified correctly 80% of the time


A) A loaf of bread, because it matches the context of the scene
B) A mailbox, because it seems so out-of-context, that it "pops-out"?
C) A drum, because participants were music majors?
D) A bedroom, because it is from the same category?

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 Border ownership means that when figure-ground segregation occurs, the border between the figure and background _____.


A) seems to change color
B) is perceived to be associated with the background?
C) is perceived to be associated with the figure?
D) seems to disappear?

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 The principle of _____ can account for grouping of stimuli that share orientation, shape, and/or size.


A) segregation
B) shape?
C) identity?
D) similarity

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 Tong et al. (1998) used binocular rivalry to test brain responses when the person perceived a house or a face. When the person perceived the house, activity in the _____.


A) PPA increased, but not in the FFA
B) FFA increased, but not in PPA?
C) PPA and the FFA increased?
D) PPA and the FFA decreased

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 Corey looks at a flock of seagulls flying in one direction, when suddenly, five of the seagulls start flying in another direction. He now perceives two groups of birds, because of the Gestalt principle of _____.


A) common fate
B) uniform connectedness?
C) synchrony?
D) pragnanz.?

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