| The image of an object, for example a car, on your retina is called a _____. |
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| According to ________ theory, a visual stimulus is composed of a number of distinctive features. |
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| What is the name of an arrangement of simple 3-D shapes? |
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| Being able to identify a single letter faster and more accurately if it appears in a meaningful word than if it appears by itself or in a meaningless string of letters is an exampl |
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| The condition in which people cannot recognize human faces visually, but are able to perceive other objects, is called ______. |
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| The sources of variability in phoneme pronunciation include: pitch and tone of voices, precision of phoneme production, and ______. |
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| Instances when _______ influences speech perception are an example of the McGurk effect. |
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| In ________ psychology, it is believed that we see patterns instead of random arrangement without any effort. |
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| In general, how many geons are needed to have enough information to classify an object? |
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| _______ processing emphasizes the importance of the stimulus in object recgnition. |
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| When the context helps us recognize letters of the alphabet during reading, it is an example of _________ processing. |
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| The basic unit of spoken language is called ______. |
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| True or false? We recognize faces on a holistic basis. |
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| When we overuse top-down processing, we may fail to detect an unexpected but visible object suddenly appear. This is referred to as __________ blindness. |
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| When we overuse top-down processing, we may fail to detect a change in a scene or an object. This is referred to as _________ blindness. |
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