psych exam 2
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- Q1The initial process of detecting and encoding environmental energySensation30s
- Q2The process of organizing and interpreting sensations into meaningful experiences; subjective bc of top-down processingPerception30s
- Q3bottom-up and top-down processingperception involves30s
- Q4is the processing of sensory information as it enters the sensory structures and travels to the brain; stimulus driven and automaticbottom-up processing30s
- Q5is the brain's use of existing knowledge, beliefs, and expectations to interpret the sensory stimulation; hypothesis driven, memory based, and effortfultop-down processing30s
- Q6attentionto see change _____ is needed30s
- Q7A phenomenon in which people fail to notice perceptual changes without attention to those changing features.change blindness30s
- Q8occurs when we interpret an ambiguous stimulus in accordance with our past experiences; top-down processing, context is criticalperceptual set30s
- Q9occurs when we use the present context of sensory input to determine its meaningcontextual effect30s
- Q10sensory input -> SENSORY MEMORY -> attention/recognition-> SHORT TERM MEMORY <-encoding/retrieval-> LONG TERM MEMORYthree stage model of memory30s
- Q11Temporary storage places, one from each sense for incoming sensory informationsensory memory30s
- Q12the visual sensory register that holds an exact copy of the incoming visual input but only for a brief period of time; less than a second, accurate but not under conscious controlionic memory30s
- Q13Participants had to report the entire matrixfull-report procedure30s
- Q14Participants sensed the entire matrix but faded from memory before one could not report all30s
- Q15an experimental procedure in which participants report one row of matrix and given a cue right afterpartial report procedure30s