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4. VISION

5. HEARING

6. OTHER SENSES

7. PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION

8. PERCEPTUAL INTERPRETATION

9. VISION HEARING OTHER SENSES PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION PERCEPTUAL INTEREPRETATION $100 $300 $200 $400 $500 $

10. Vision $100 This is the term for the minimum amount of stimulation a person needs to detect a stimulus 50% of the time.

11. Vision - $200 The constant quivering movements of our eyes are neccessary in order to do this for sensory adaptation.

12. Vision - $300 The cochlea is to the ear as this is to the eye.

13. Vision - $400 When looking at something through the fog, this is how the object appears related to distance.

14. Vision - $500 This is the term for when the sound for a movie is played in the back of a classroom yet is perceived as originating from the picture screen in the front of the room.

15. Hearing - $100 While you are watching TV, your mother is yelling at you to take out the garbage. You don’t hear her at all. This is the term for this type of attention.

16. Hearing - $200 This is the term for the number of complete wavelengths that pass a point in a given time.

17. Hearing - $300 This is a tone’s high or low sound.

18. Hearing - $400 This is another term for the sense of hearing.

19. Hearing - $500 These are the three tiny bones found inside of the ear.

20. Other Senses $100 This sense tends to be dominate when there is a conflict between bits of information received by two or more senses.

21. Other Senses - $200 This is the term for the sensation of pain in an amputated leg.

22. Other Senses - $300 This sense tells us our body part’s position and movement.

23. Other Senses - $400 This is the principle that one sense may influence another.

24. Other Senses - $500 This theory states that the spinal cord has the ability to block pain signals or allow them to pass on to the brain.

25. Perceptual Organization - $100 This is the principle that two stimuli must differ by a constant proportion for their difference to be perceived.

26. Perceptual Organization - $200 The term for when one fails to realize how cold the swimming pool water really is after being in it for ten minutes.

27. Perceptual Organization - $300 This is the term for the tendency to hear the steady drip of a leaky faucet as if it were a repeating rhythm of two or more beats.

28. Perceptual Organization - $400 These type of psychologists emphasize the whole is more than the sum of its parts.

29. Perceptual Organization - $500 This is the term for the perception of an object as distinct from it’s surroundings.

30. Perceptual Interpretation - $100 Patient’s negative expectations about the outcome of a surgical procedure can increase their postoperative experience of pain. This illustrates the importance of this type of processing.

31. Perceptual Interpretation $200 - $200 Julie’s cataracts prevent her from being able to identify even her mother’s face. She suffers a deficiency in this kind of processing.

32. Perceptual Interpretation - $300 This is the term for the minimum amount of stimulation a person needs to detect a stimulus 50% of the time

33. Perceptual Interpretation - $400 This is the term for when a store plays music in which a faint and imperceptible verbal warning against shoplifting is repeated frequently.

34. Perceptual Interpretation - $500 This is complete sensation in the absence of complete perception.

35. Vision - $100 What is Absolute Threshold? $

36. Vision $200 What is Minimize? $

37. Vision - $300 What is the Retina? $

38. Vision - $400 What is Farther? $

39. Vision - $500 What is Visual Capture? $

40. Hearing - $100 What is Selective? $

41. Hearing - $200 What is Frequency? $

42. Hearing - $300 What is Pitch? $

43. Hearing - $400 What is Audition or Auditory? $

44. Hearing - $500 What is Hammer, Anvil and Stirrup? $

45. Other Senses - $100 What is Vision? $

46. Other Senses - $200 What is a Phantom Limb? $

47. Other Senses - $300 What is Kinesthesis? $

48. Other Senses - $400 What is Sensory Interaction? $

49. Other senses - $500 What is the Gate Control Theory? $

50. Perceptual Organization - $100 What is Weber’s Law? $

51. Perceptual Organization $200 What is Sensory Adaptation? $

52. Perceptual Organization - $300 What is Perceptual Constancy? $

53. Perceptual Organizaiton - $400 What is Gestalt? $

54. Perceptual Organization $500 What is Figure-Ground Perception? $

55. Perceptual Interpretation $100 What top-down processing? $

56. Perceptual Interpretation - $200 What is bottom-up processing? $

57. Perceptual Interpretation - $300 What is Absolute Threshold? $

58. Perceptual Interpretation - $400 What is Subliminal Perception? $

59. Perceptual Interpretation - $500 What is prosopagnosia? $

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62. FINAL CATEGORY She was the first woman president of the American Psychological Association. $

63. Who is Mary Whiton Calkins? FINAL CATEGORY $

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