A. the duplicity theory
B. Wever’s volley principle
C. Hering’s opponent process theory
D. Helmholtz’s trichromatic theory
Correct Answer: C. Hering’s opponent process theory ✔
Last Updated: April 12, 2021
Related MCQs
- Auditory sensations are transformed from ‘air waves’ to nerve impulses by the __________?
- Prominent among monocular depth cues is __________?
- The main function of the vestibular organs is to __________?
- In the Stroop effect, we may be asked to remember the word ‘blue’ when the color of the word itself actually was yellow. Our response tendencies demonstrate __________?
- Not among stimulus cues that can aid perception of depth is __________?
- The cognitive field theory was developed by __________?
- Experimental work in perception received its earliest beginnings with __________?
- Dichotic listening tasks are used to study __________?
- One of the earliest and most important color vision theories was formulated by __________?
- The tendency to perceive continuous patterns in stimuli is known as __________?
- The fact that a pinpoint down the railroad track is perceived by a person as a diesel engine is an example of __________?
- The area between the eardrum and the oval window is occupied by the __________?
- The perception of depth and distance in a 3-dimensional space depends mostly on __________?
- The major laws of perceptual organization were developed by the __________?
- The phi-phenomenon __________?
- The little bumps visible on our tongue are __________?
- Perceptual phenomenon have been most prominently explored within __________?
- The rectangular table appears rectangular regardless of the distance or angle at which it is viewed. This is an example of __________?
- Among monocular cues for depth perception is __________?
- Half of line has arrows or fins pointing outward. The remaining half has arrows or fins pointing inward. The first half looks longer than the second half. This is the __________ illusion?
- When light changes from bright to dim the iris of the eye __________?
- Two-point discrimination is assessed in the study of __________?
- Stationary lights on a neon sign blink sequentially and appear to move. This appearance is called the __________?
- Perceptual constancies are primarily a function of __________?
- Giving meaning to sensation refers to __________?
- By which of the following properties of near and distant objects does motion parallax enable a person to judge distance?
- In perceiving the distance a sound has traveled, a person depends heavily upon __________?
- The theory that challenged Helmholtz’s theory of color vision is __________?
- Illusion means __________?
- In closure, we tend to __________?
- Sound vibrations in the ear create neural impulses received in which of the following cortex locations?
- The fact that hues at the short-wave end of the color spectrum appear bright at nightfall is a function of __________?
- Not a monocular cue for depth is __________?
- __________is a physical property of sound?
- What is not one of Gestalt Psychology’s five laws of form perception?
- Pinna is part of the __________?
- What most accurately defines the function of middle ear?
- A stationary point of light when viewed in an otherwise totally dark room appears to move. This is an example of __________?
- Of the following, which is possible cause of dementia?
- Which of the following abnormalities is most likely related to the mother’s condition at the time of conception?
- 30-year-old woman tells a friend that she doesn’t want to marry because she is afraid of losing her freedom and independence. Erikson would say that she is having difficulty with the psychosocial task of __________?
- Choosing a marriage partner and deciding whether or not to have children may be related to Erikson’s psychosocial stage of __________?
- An elderly person who can look back on life with satisfaction and reminisce with a sense of completion has attained Erikson’s stage of __________?
- In Erikson’s theory, the achievement of integrity is the primary task of __________?
- According to Piaget, cognitive development occurs through a fixed sequence of stages, each distinguished from the prior stage by a __________?
- Which of the following is not associated with smoking during pregnancy?
- Piaget is to cognitive development as Kohlberg is to __________ development?
- The nature/nurture controversy considers the degree to which traits and behaviors are determined by __________?
- The two members of a gene pair are called __________?
- Which theory of gender-typing suggests that people understand and classify their own behavior and personality traits in terms of masculine and feminine categories?
- Gender identity refers to __________?