Sensation and Perception

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Sensation is a...

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physical process

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What is perception?

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interprets the sensation

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Sensation = Perception

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False

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Perception is a...

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psychological process

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What is an example of sensation? Options: hearing a sound, tasting a sour candy, smelling a cinnamon roll, all of these choices

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all of these choices

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Which is an example of perception? Options: following a melody, eating a sour candy, smelling a sweet perfume, none of these choices

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following a melody

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What percentage of minimum stimulation is needed to detect a particular stimulus?

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50%

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Subliminal perception is...

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below the absolute threshold

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Difference threshold is just a noticeable difference.

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True

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Weber's law is...

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two stimuli must differ by some constant proportion