Sensation and Perception 2nd Edition Schwartz Test Bank

1. 1 What is Perception?
2. Media Library
3. Introduction
4. Why Is This Psychology?
5. The Myth of Five Senses
6. The Basics of Perception
7. The History of Sensation and Perception
8. Chapter Summary
9. Review Questions
10. Ponder Further
11. Key Terms
12. 2 Research Methodology
13. Media Library
14. Introduction
15. The Measures and Methods of Psychophysics
16. Chapter Summary
17. Review Questions
18. Ponder Further
19. Key Terms
20. 3 Visual System: The Eye
21. Media Library
22. Introduction
23. Light
24. The Eye and Its Role in the Visual System
25. The Retina
26. The Duplex Theory of Vision
27. Retinal Ganglion Cells and Receptive Fields
28. Refractive Errors and Diseases of the Eye
29. Chapter Summary
30. Review Questions
31. Ponder Further
32. Key Terms
33. 4 Visual System: The Brain
34. Media Library
35. Introduction
36. The Optic Nerve and Chiasm
37. The Lateral Geniculate Nucleus
38. The Superior Colliculus
39. The Primary Visual Cortex
40. V2 and Beyond
41. Functional Pathways in the Visual Cortex
42. Where Does Vision Come Together?
43. Development of the Visual System
44. Chapter Summary
45. Review Questions
46. Ponder Further
47. Key Terms
48. 5 Object Perception
49. Media Library
50. Introduction
51. Introduction to Object Perception
52. Top-Down Processing and Bottom-Up Processing
53. Gestalt Psychology and Perceptual Organization
54. Recognition by Components
55. The Neuroanatomy and Physiology of Object Perception
56. Chapter Summary
57. Review Questions
58. Ponder Further
59. Key Terms
60. 6 Color Perception
61. Media Library
62. Introduction
63. Wavelengths of Light and Color
64. Hue, Saturation, Lightness, and Brightness
65. Additive and Subtractive Color Mixing
66. The Retina and Color
67. The Trichromatic Theory of Color Vision
68. The Opponent-Process Theory of Color Perception
69. The Development of Color Perception
70. Color Deficiency
71. Constancy: Lightness and Color Constancy
72. Chapter Summary
73. Review Questions
74. Ponder Further
75. Key Terms
76. 7 Depth and Size Perception
77. Media Library
78. Introduction
79. Monocular Depth Cues
80. Oculomotor Cues
81. Binocular Cues to Depth
82. Stereograms
83. Size Perception
84. Size Constancy
85. Visual Illusions of Size and Depth
86. Chapter Summary
87. Review Questions
88. Ponder Further
89. Key Terms
90. 8 Movement and Action
91. Media Library
92. Introduction
93. How Do We Perceive Motion?
94. The Neuroscience of Vision and Motion
95. Form Perception and Biological Motion
96. Action
97. Chapter Summary
98. Review Questions
99. Ponder Further
100. Key Terms
101. 9 Visual Attention
102. Media Library
103. Introduction
104. Selective Attention
105. Spatial Limits of Attention
106. Stimulus Features That Draw Attention
107. Attention Over Time
108. The Anatomy and Physiology of Attention
109. Developmental Aspects of Visual Attention
110. Chapter Summary
111. Review Questions
112. Ponder Further
113. Key Terms
114. 10 The Auditory System
115. Media Library
116. Introduction
117. Sound as Stimulus
118. Anatomy of the Ear
119. Chapter Summary
120. Review Questions
121. Ponder Further
122. Key Terms
123. 11 The Auditory Brain and Sound Localization
124. Media Library
125. Introduction
126. Brain Anatomy and the Pathway of Hearing
127. Localizing Sound
128. Auditory Scene Analysis
129. Chapter Summary
130. Review Questions
131. Ponder Further
132. Key Terms
133. 12 Speech Perception
134. Media Library
135. Introduction
136. The Human Voice as Stimulus
137. Variability in the Acoustics of Phonemes
138. Theories of Speech Perception
139. Speech Perception and the Brain
140. Chapter Summary
141. Review Questions
142. Ponder Further
143. Key Terms
144. 13 Music Perception
145. Media Library
146. Introduction
147. The Acoustics of Music
148. The Neuroscience of Music
149. Learning, Culture, and Music Perception
150. Chapter Summary
151. Review Questions
152. Ponder Further
153. Key Terms
154. 14 Touch and Pain
155. Media Library
156. Introduction
157. The Skin and Its Receptors
158. Neural Pathways
159. The Neurochemistry of Pain: Endogenous Opioids
160. The Perception of Itch
161. Haptic Perception
162. The Vestibular System: The Perception of Balance
163. Chapter Summary
164. Review Questions
165. Ponder Further
166. Key Terms
167. 15 Olfaction and Taste
168. Media Library
169. Introduction
170. Olfaction
171. The Anatomy and Physiology of the Olfactory System
172. Olfactory Perception
173. Taste Perception
174. Chapter Summary
175. Review Questions
176. Ponder Further
177. Key Terms
178. Glossary
179. References
180. Author Index
181. Subject Index

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