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What did researchers find about kittens reared in a completely vertical world?

They fail to develop the ability to detect vertical lines.

They develop both the ability to detect horizontal and vertical lines.

They develop the ability to detect lines better than kittens reared in a horizontal world.

They fail to develop the ability to detect horizontal lines or objects. (correct)

What happens to kittens restricted to only horizontal lines?

They can detect both horizontal and vertical lines effectively.

They lose the ability to detect any lines.

They develop feature detector cells quicker than other kittens.

They cannot detect vertical lines. (correct)

What is the well-known phenomenon where individuals can tune into a conversation when their name is mentioned in a noisy environment?

Auditory adaptation

Noise suppression effect

Selective attention disorder

Cocktail party phenomenon (correct)

What term describes the condition where individuals cannot say whose face it is, even if it is someone they know?

Prosopagnosia Signup and view all the answers

What does habituation refer to in the context of sensory experience?

Ignoring sensations over time Signup and view all the answers

Which part of the brain can deficits in feature detectors lead to prosopagnosia?

Temporal and occipital lobes Signup and view all the answers

What does prosopagnosia mean?

'Failure to know' faces Signup and view all the answers

In what way does sensory adaptation occur at the level of sensory receptors?

'Tuning out' specific stimuli Signup and view all the answers

What is necessary for feature detector cells to develop normally, according to Blakemore & Cooper (1970)?

A certain amount of interaction with the environment Signup and view all the answers

'Selective attention' occurs when:

'Tuning into' specific stimuli while ignoring others Signup and view all the answers

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Questions and Answers

What did researchers find about kittens reared in a completely vertical world?

What happens to kittens restricted to only horizontal lines?

What is the well-known phenomenon where individuals can tune into a conversation when their name is mentioned in a noisy environment?

What term describes the condition where individuals cannot say whose face it is, even if it is someone they know?

What does habituation refer to in the context of sensory experience?

Which part of the brain can deficits in feature detectors lead to prosopagnosia?

What does prosopagnosia mean?

In what way does sensory adaptation occur at the level of sensory receptors?

What is necessary for feature detector cells to develop normally, according to Blakemore & Cooper (1970)?

'Selective attention' occurs when:

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