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Visual Perception

Hannah W 17 questions

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  1. 1The ______________ is the minimum amount of stimulus energy needed for an to perceive a stimulus, in ideal conditions.
    1. AAbsolute maximum
    2. BAbsolute minimum
    3. CAbsolute threshold
    4. DAbsolute position
  2. 2What are the 2 stages of visual perception?
    1. ATransduction
    2. BReception
    3. CSensation
    4. DPerception
    5. ETransmission
    6. FSelection
    7. GOrganisation
    8. HInterpretation
  3. 3Sensation................................... Perception
    - [blank_start]Reception[blank_end]................................ - [blank_start]Selection[blank_end]
    - [blank_start]Transduction[blank_end]........................... - [blank_start]Organisation[blank_end]
    - [blank_start]Transmission[blank_end]........................... - [blank_start]Interpretation[blank_end]
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  4. 4Stages of Visual Perception:
    1. [blank_start]Reception[blank_end]
    2. [blank_start]Transduction[blank_end]
    3. [blank_start]Transmission[blank_end]
    4. [blank_start]Selection[blank_end]
    5. [blank_start]Organisation[blank_end]
    6. [blank_start]Interpretation[blank_end]
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  5. 5Which stage of visual perception:
    - Involves our eye anatomy and is the process by which light energy enters the eye.
    - Light first enters through the cornea, and then the pupil
    - Then travels through the retina where photoreceptors detect the stimuli.
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  6. 6Which stage of visual perception:
    - Is the conversion of light energy into electrochemical nerve impulses in the retina, using the rods and cones.
    - The light energy needs to be converted so it can travel along the optic nerve into the occipital lobes in the brain.
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  7. 7Which stage of visual perception:
    - Occurs when nerve impulses are sent to the primary visual cortex in occipital lobes.
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  8. 8Which stage of visual perception:
    - Involves cells called feature detectors, found in the optic nerve and primary visual cortex, individually focusing on certain lines of the signal to process
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  9. 9Which stage of visual perception:
    - Organises this information in the visual cortex using various perception principles to identify the object and its position.
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation
  10. 10Which stage of visual perception:
    - The information then travels to the temporal lobe, where the object being perceived can be compared to stored memory and identified.
    - This information is also sent to the parietal lobe, so the object can be localised in relation to us and our visual field.
    - Gives the visual stimulus meaning
    1. AReception
    2. BTransduction
    3. CTransmission
    4. DSelection
    5. EOrganisation
    6. FInterpretation

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