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Psych Test #5

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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Term
Definition
Lateralization   show
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show controls left side of body; perception (interpret info as meaningful)  
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Left Hemi   show
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Dominant Function (right hemi)   show
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Face Processing   show
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Emotions   show
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Spatial Abilities   show
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Sensation   show
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show eyes, ears, nose, mouth, skin  
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Physical Stimulus   show
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Perception   show
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sensation and perception difference   show
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show sensory organs built to detect physical stimulus  
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show sensation (detection) once you have sensation you can figure out perception  
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show hallucinations/schizophrenia (percept without sensation)  
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sensation then perception   show
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show dark except 1 point of light  
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show silent except 1 sound  
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Sensory Adaptation   show
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show what the brain does w/ info  
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Perceptual Organization   show
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Bottom-up processing   show
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show -see someone you recognize but can't figure out how/why you know them (sensation but yet to make meaningful) -group talking to each other in Dutch but sounds like English, unexpectedly realizing it isn't English  
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Top-down Processing   show
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EX of Top-down Processing   show
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show basically being biased to have specific perception (ambiguous/unclear situation) EX: someone tells you "look at this thing" vs. "look at this unicorn" one is more biased  
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Contextual Effect   show
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Feature Detection   show
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show pieces active at once (pieces processed/interpreted at once)  
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show various rules for organizing info/input (makes understanding sensations easier) all follow same rules for making objects/patterns resulting in similarities no access to gestalt=difficulty noticing patterns(groups, sounds, etc)  
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Gestalt grouping principles (not definition)   show
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show things allowing us to focus  
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Selective Attention   show
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Bottom-Up SA   show
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show driven by knowledge/goals EX: police sirens in songs while driving (immediate change in focus)  
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show failure to perceive because of SA EX: failure to notice motorcycles/people while driving because we look for other cars; looking for something in the fridge but not seeing it even though it's there; hear someone tell a story but not listening  
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Figure-ground segregation   show
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