How Do YOU Perceive Things? Quiz

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Across
  1. 2. the experience we have when our brain puts together and combines thousands of individual sensations into a meaningful pattern or image.
  2. 4. He defined the absolute threshold as the smallest amount of stimulus energy that can be observed and experienced.
  3. 5. this law states the increase of intensity of a stimulus needed to produce a JND grows in proportion to the intensity of the initial stimulus
  4. 7. a point above which a stimulus is perceived and below which it is not perceived
  5. 11. the intensity level of a stimulus that a person will have a 50% chance of detecting it.
Down
  1. 1. produced by signals from a single eye. (cyclops can land a plane because...)
  2. 3. stimulus change into electrical signals (impulses)
  3. 6. a monocular depth cue that results as parallel lines come together, or converge, in the distance
  4. 8. our first awareness of some outside stimulus
  5. 9. just noticeable difference
  6. 10. a change in environment that activates sense receptors
  7. 12. a stimulus that has an intensity that gives a person LESS THAN 50% of the chance of detecting the stimulus.