Powerpoint JeopardySensation Vision and
HearingOther Senses Types of
PerceptionPerceptual
Organization
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50 50 50 50 50
Occurs when a stimulus activates a receptor10pts
Give an example of Sensory Adaption–20 points
The smallest change in a physical stimulus that can be detected is
known as ______ threshold–30 points
The minimum amount of physical energy required to produce a sensation is known
as _______ threshold– 40 points
Briefly describe Weber’s law 50 points
The most studied of all the senses is_________?
-10 points
What is sound?– 20 points
Light enters the eye through the _____-30 points
The strength of a sound is called ______– 40 points
Briefly describe the difference between Rods and Cones
– 50 points
What part of the ear is used for balance?–10 points
There are two types of skin receptors. One is sensitive to pressure while the other is
sensitive to ________– 20 points
Why is pain useful? Give an example.– 30 points
The body’s sense of balance is controlled by the _________ system
-40 points
Name the two chemical senses-50 points
The ability to recognize distances and 3 dimensions is
called _______ perception– 10 points
The ability to fill in the gaps is called ________. Relies heavily on experience.
Some are inherent.– 20 points
Objects stay the same despite the changing environment is called __________
– 30 points
What is linear perspective?– 40 points
______ is the part we are focusing on while ______ is the background. This is a type of
perception. ONE GUESS ONLY!!!-50 points
The brain organizes parts into _______-10 points
What Gestalt principle is this?– 20 points
What Gestalt Principle is this?– 30 points
What Gestalt principle is this?– 40 points
Define Gestalt– 50 points
Final Jeopardy
This psychologist was in the video we watched yesterday. He was
also the person responsible for the Stanford Prison Experiment.
Final Jeopardy
The optical illusion we watched yesterday is known as ________
room.
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