I. Multiple Choice. Encircle the best answer.

1. It is the process of receiving, converting, and transmitting information from the outside world.

A. Perception C. Absolute Threshold

B. Psychology D. Sensation

2. It is defined as a constructive process by which we go beyond the stimuli that are presented to us and attempt to
construct a meaningful situation.

A. Sensation C. Perception
B. Difference Threshold D. Absolute Threshold

3. A band of fibers where the impulses travel from the cochlea to the brain.

A. Sound Waves C. Ear

B. Auditory Nerve D. Frequency

4. It is the stage in the perception process in which we mentally arrange stimuli into meaningful and
comprehensible patterns.

A. Arrangement C. Organization
B. Interpretation D. Selection

5. Any system that selects, analyzes, and condenses information.

A. Data Reduction System C. Transducer

B. Difference Threshold D. Perception

6. It is use to collect odorants from environment and transducing them into neural signals.

A. Ear C. Mucous
B. Nasal Cavity D. Olfactory System

7. It is the study of ESP and events that seem to defy accepted scientific laws.

A. Psychophysics C. Psychology
B. Parapsychology D. Paleontology

8. Who conducted the first systematic studies of sensory thresholds?

A. Max Weber C. Gustav Fechner

B. Wilhelm Wundt D. Ernst Weber

9. It is a complex series of muscle and nerve communications that tell your brain where your body is in space.

A. Perception C. Vestibular System

B. Proprioception D. Kinesthesia

10. It occurs in the mouth when a substance reacts chemically with taste receptor cells located on papillae.

A. Gustation C. Olfaction
B. Perception D. Glomeruli

11. It is the tendency to perceive what you want to.

A. Selective Perception C. Selective Retention

B. Selective Exposure D. Selective Recognition

12. It is the distance from the bottom to the top of a sound wave.

A. Frequency C. Acceleration
B. Auditory Nerve D. Amplitude
 13. It is one of the three main subdivisions of touch receptors which indicates the sense of pain.
A. Mechanoreception C. Nociception
B. Tormentception D. Thermoreception

14. It is the richest human sense and provide us with a wealth of information.

A. Normal Vision C. Vision

B. Hearing D. Sensation

15. Date on which Gustav Fechner conducted the study of Psychophysics?

A. October 20, 1852 C. October 22, 1852

B. October 22, 1850 D. October 21, 1851

II. Matching Type.

E. 1. A device that converts energy from one system into energy A. Skin
in another.
J. 2. Sugar B. Brightness
B. 3. Light C. Taste pores
H. 4. Distant objects are clear but near objects are blurry. D. Frequency
I. 5. Distant objects to be blurry while close objects appear E. Transducer
normal.
A. 6. The largest and the most complex organ. F. Clairvoyance
G. 7. Purported ability to influence inanimate objects by G. Psychokinesis
willpower.
F. 8. Purported ability to perceive events unaffected by H. Farsightedness
distance or normal physical barriers.
C. 9. Interacts with the compounds of the food. I. Nearsightedness
10. D. Number of sound waves that occur within one second. J. Sweet