1.Easy
Which of these is a binocular depth cue?
- AInterposition
- BLinear perspective
- CRetinal disparity
- DTexture gradient
2.Easy
Which part of the retina gives the sharpest, most detailed vision?
- AThe optic chiasm
- BThe blind spot
- CThe periphery
- DThe fovea
3.Easy
The feeling after an event that "I knew it all along" is called:
- AConfirmation bias
- BAnchoring
- COverconfidence
- DHindsight bias
4.Medium
Inattentional blindness is shown by the study in which participants failed to notice:
- AA tone played in one ear
- BA person in a gorilla suit walking through a basketball game
- CA change in the colour of a single letter
- DA word flashed below the threshold of awareness
5.Medium
A friend walking away from you does not seem to shrink, even though their image on your retina gets smaller. This is called:
- AShape constancy
- BSize constancy
- CLinear perspective
- DFigure–ground organisation
6.Medium
In dual-process theory, which task most clearly requires System 2 thinking?
- ANoticing that a sound is loud
- BWorking out 17 × 24 in your head
- CReading a large familiar word on a road sign
- DRecognising a friend's face
7.Hard
A participant solves anagrams faster after seeing related words briefly, without being aware of them. This is an example of:
- ARehearsal
- BChunking
- CPriming
- DInterference
8.Hard
The framing effect is demonstrated when people:
- ARecall information better in the same room
- BRemember the frame of a picture better than its content
- CChoose differently between identical options described as gains or as losses
- DIgnore all numerical information
Answer key
- 1. C · Retinal disparity
- 2. D · The fovea
- 3. D · Hindsight bias
- 4. B · A person in a gorilla suit walking through a basketball game
- 5. B · Size constancy
- 6. B · Working out 17 × 24 in your head
- 7. C · Priming
- 8. C · Choose differently between identical options described as gains or as losses
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