Depth Cues and Gestalt Principles
Constancies and Gustatory Perception
Distortions of visual Perception
Agnosias and other distortions
General Knowledge
100
Biological depth cues can be either of these depending on how many eyes are needed.
What is monocular, or binocular?
100
Recognizing that someone is still the same height even as we walk closer to them is an example of this.
What is size constancy?
100
Some people have far better senses of taste because they were born with more __________
What are more taste buds?
100
This type of synesthesia involves you feeling the sensations you observe someone else experience.
What is mirror touch synesthesia?
100
This piano cover (0:32-0:42)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9PFwqeultQ&list=RDk9PFwqeultQ&start_radio=1
What is iris?
200
The gestalt principle is being used here
What is closure?
200
What is Shape Constancy?
200
Draw the Muller Lyer Illusion
200
Difficulty recognizing faces, or distinguishing between colours are examples of this.
What is an agnosia
200
The city this picture was taken in
Where is Edinburgh?
300
This refers to the cue that helps you recognize something is closer than something else if it overlaps.
What is interposition?
300
These are psychological factors that impacts how food tastes
Memory
Packing and appearance
300
This type of room results in people believing they can change size whilst walking through it.
What is an Ame's room
300
Exposure to this can result in previously sour foods tasting sweet.
What is miraculin?
300
If you were enjoying some Bacalhau in Lisbon you would be in this country
What is Portugal?
400
This refers to the tension you feel as your eyes turn inwards to focus on something close
What is convergence?
400
Newborn babies are genetically predisposed to reject these tastes.
What is bitter?
400
Perceptual distortions occur when what you perceive is different from __________
What is observed reality?
400
This condition may cause you to read words like this and is the most common of its type
What is grapheme-colour synaesthesia?
400
This was the most streamed spotify song last year
What is Die with a smile?
500
These are the four parts of the Perceptual set.
What are context, motivation, past experiences, and memory?
500
Not tasting something whilst you have a cold, is an example of this factor of flavour?
What is smell?
500
This theory describes the Muller Lyne illusion as working because of the prevelance of right angles in our lives
What is the carpentered world hypothesis?
500
Spatial neglect is most commonly caused by damage to this
What is right parietal lobe?