Pictures
Vision
Colour vision
Perceiving things
Skilled in study skills
100
The blue part of this image. (Royal blue?)
What is the iris?
100
Receptors that would help you see the person beside you without directly looking at them.
What are rods?
100
Deficiency in the brain's ability to distinguish colour which would make you unable to be a pilot.
What is colour blindness?
100
The intersection of physics and psychology.
What is psychophysics?
100
When you come up with an example to explain a concept, you are using this CIDERS study skill.
What are concrete examples?
200
This picture shows the crossing of the ____.
What are the optical nerves? (or optic nerves)
200
The lobe of the brain primarily responsible for visual processing.
What is the occipital lobe?
200
Receptors that are responsible for colour vision and daylight vision.
What are cones?
200
The idea that you can communicate and influence an audience without the audience being consciously aware.
What is subliminal messaging?
200
Shuffling and testing yourself with key term flashcards is primarily these two CIDERS study skills.
What is retrieval and interleaving?
300
The type of figure pictured here.
What is a reversible figure?
300
The white part of the eye that doesn't have pain receptors.
What is the sclera?
300
The word that describes colour vision as having receptors that respond to red, green and blue.
What is trichromatic?
300
A predisposition to perceive stimuli in a certain way.
What is a perceptual set?
300
Megan crammed 4 weeks worth of studying into 3 days. She would've benefited from this CIDERS study skill.
What is spaced practice?
400
Pictured here, it is a test used to uncover unconscious thoughts.
What is a Rorschach inkblot?
400
Structure at the back of the eye that receives visual signals that come through the lens.
What is the retina?
400
The centre of the retina, made up of only cones that allows for visual acuity.
What is the fovea?
400
The amount of scientific evidence that supports that subliminal messaging works.
What is none?
400
This acronym is the GOAT of notetaking. Name the acronym and 2 of the components.
What is APPLES? (Abbreviate, Pictures, Paraphrase, Link, Elaborate, Self connection)
500
The term for the red line.
What is the limin?
500
A break in the visual field where the optic nerve meets the retina.
What is the blindspot?
500
Theory that colour is yielded by differentiating between opposite pairs of colours.
What is opponent process?
500
Something subliminal is still being processed but is considered to be out of _______ _______.
What is out of conscious awareness?
500
These are all the CIDERS study skills.
What is Concrete examples, Interleaving, Dual coding, Elaboration, Retrieval Practice and Spaced practice.