SENSATION AND PERCEPTION - VOCABULARY QUIZ
Matching exercise
Match the description on the left with the correct word on the right.
tendency to group stimuli into continuous patterns
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signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
tendency to perceive complete or whole figure
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
method of distinguishing sensory stimuli that takes into account not only their strengths, but also such elements as the setting, mood, etc.
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signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
process by which we become more sensitive to weak stimuli and less sensitive to unchanging stimuli
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
sense that provides information about the position of the body
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
the sense that provides information about the position and movment of individual body parts
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
the visual sensation that occurs after the original stimulus has been removed
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
the weakest amount of a stimulus that can be used
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
stimulation of sensory receptors and the transmission of sensory information to the central nervous system
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
tendency to group together visual and auditory event that are near each other
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
the colors across from each other on the color wheel
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
suggestion that only a certain amount of information can be processed by the nervous system at a given time
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
tendency to group together elements that seem alike
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
psychological process through which we interpret sensory stimulation
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
minimum amount of difference that can be detected between two stimuli
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
tendency to perceive objects that are moving together as belonging together
???
signal-detection theory
proximity
afterimage
vestibular sense
common fate
closure
sensory adaptation
perception
sensation
continuity
kinesthesis
absolute threshold
gate theory
difference threshold
similarity
complementary
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