Ch-5 Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual Processes

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Sensory and Perceptual Processes Quiz

Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of sensory, attentional, and perceptual processes through this engaging quiz. With 19 carefully crafted questions, you'll explore the mechanisms behind how we perceive our environment and the intricacies of human sensory systems.

Topics covered include:

Basic concepts of sensation and perception
The role of different sensory organs
Visual processing and adaptation

19 Questions5 MinutesCreated by ExploringMind42

The initial experience of a stimulus or an object registered by a particular sense organ is called -

Sensation

Attention

Psychophysics

The relationship between stimuli and the sensations they evoke has been studied in a discipline is called -

Attention

Psychophysics

Sensory modality

The minimum value of a stimulus required to activate a given sensory system is called -

Psychophysics

Kinesthetic system

Absolute threshold

Sensation, attention, and perception are often considered as different elements of the same process, called -

Concentration

Gestalt psychology

Cognition

Each sense organ is highly specialised for dealing with a particular kind of information. Hence, each one of them is known as a -

Sensory receptor

Attentional receptor

Sense modality

The smallest difference in the value of two stimuli that is necessary to notice them as different is called -

Absolute threshold

Absolute limen

Difference limen (DL)

The process through which the lens changes its shape in order to focus the objects at varying distances is regulated by -

Vitreous humor

Aqueous humor

Ciliary muscle

This system gives us information about the location of our body parts in relation to each other, and allows us to perform simple and complex movements -

The Vestibular system

The Kinesthetic system

Touch and other skin senses

This is the process of adjusting to bright light after exposure to dim light. This process takes nearly a minute or two. This process is known as -

Visual adaptation

Light adaptation

Dark adaptation

_________ is the perceived intensity of light. It varies across both chromatic and achromatic colours.

Hue

Saturation

Brightness

____ is a property of chromatic colours. In simple words, it refers to the name of the colour.

Saturation

Brightness

Hue

____________ is a psychological attribute that refers to the relative amount of hue of a surface or object.

Brightness

Hue

Saturation

______ has the highest degree of brightness, whereas _______ has the lowest degree.

White , Black

Black , white

Red , Black

Ch-5 Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual Processes

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