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Sensation and Perception Mid-Semester Take-home Assignment
These pages are demonstration pages of mixed mode deli
very
for an on-campus course. The curriculum and course structure has changed
substantially for 1998, but these pages have been retained here
as an example of a particular use of the Web in teaching.
PSY2011 / PSY2031
Lecturer: Dr Lisa Wise, March 25th 1997.
Here are some sample questions for the mid-semester assignment
(exam). The real take-home assignment will comprise a subset of three
(3) of these questions. You will be required to write a one to two
page answer to each of the three questions (word count approximately
500 words per question).
Note that the end-of-semester exam will be a multiple choice
exam.
- What can visual illusions tell us about visual processing?
- What is "green"? Is it a property of the object, the light or
the environment?
- How does visual information reach the visual cortex? To what
extent does this explain how we see?
- What is a visual receptive field? How might receptive fields
contribute to visual information processing?
- What distinctions can be drawn between sensory coding,
perceptual coding and cognition?
- What role do eye movements play in visual perception?
- What is the relevance of visual anatomy and visual physiology
(the neurobiology of vision) to psychology?
- What advantages are conferred by having two frontally-directed
eyes? What are the costs of this arrangement?
And the questions are:
- Question 2 (What is green ...)
- Question 7 (What is the relevance of visual anatomy ...)
- Question 8 (What advantages are conferred ...)
Due by Monday April 28th, 2:50 pm at General Office
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