Chapter 2: Understanding Movement Preparation Perception

What is the process by which meaning is attached to sensory information?

• Understanding

• Movement

• Preparation

• Perception

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NGSS.MS-LS1-8

Which approach views the relationship between perception and action as circular?

• Information Processing Model

• Ecological Approach

• Affordances

• Reaction Time

What are affordances?

• Action possibilities of the environment/task in relation to the perceiver’s capabilities

• Perception of the environment/task in terms of the actions the perceiver can potentially exert on it

• Components of Response Time

• Controlling Levels of Uncertainty

What is the brief time lag between the moment when a stimulus is presented and the initiation of a response called?

• Anticipation

• Foreperiod Consistency

• Psychological refractory period

• Reaction Time

According to Hick's Law, what is choice Reaction Time logarithmically related to?

• Number of response choices

• Levels of uncertainty

• Anticipation

• Foreperiod consistency

What is the extent to which a stimulus and its required response are naturally related called?

• Stimulus–Response Compatibility

• Event anticipation

• Temporal anticipation

• Precues

What is the brief time lag between the moment when a stimulus is presented and the initiation of a response called?

• Anticipation

• Foreperiod Consistency

• Psychological refractory period

• Reaction Time

What is the extent to which a stimulus and its required response are naturally related called?

• Stimulus–Response Compatibility

• Event anticipation

• Temporal anticipation

• Precues

Which approach views the relationship between perception and action as circular?

• Information Processing Model

• Ecological Approach

• Affordances

• Reaction Time

What are the three components of the information processing model?

• Input, Decision-Making and Execution

• Input, Reaction Time and Execution

• Input, Decision-Making, Output

• Input, Reaction Time, Output