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What type of image is described in the text?
What type of image is described in the text?
- A painting by Jackson Pollock
- A photograph of a Dalmatian dog
- A random splattering of paint that looks like a Dalmatian dog (correct)
- A realistic painting of a Dalmatian dog
How does the text suggest our perception can be influenced?
How does the text suggest our perception can be influenced?
- Through visual priming and familiar perceptual patterns (correct)
- By the colors and shapes in an image
- Through the use of optical illusions
- By the artist's intentions when creating an artwork
What is the purpose of perceptual patterns or frames, according to the text?
What is the purpose of perceptual patterns or frames, according to the text?
- To act as a mental shortcut and eliminate the need to constantly scrutinize our environment (correct)
- To help us constantly scrutinize every detail of our environment
- To prevent us from seeing objects that aren't really there
- To make us see things exactly as they are, without any biases
What does the text suggest about our mental frames for familiar situations?
What does the text suggest about our mental frames for familiar situations?
What is a potential downside of mental frames?
What is a potential downside of mental frames?
What is an example of a perceptual pattern or frame given in the text?
What is an example of a perceptual pattern or frame given in the text?
What is the main concept being described in the given text?
What is the main concept being described in the given text?
According to the example given, when shown a particular image, how would an insurance company manager perceive it?
According to the example given, when shown a particular image, how would an insurance company manager perceive it?
How would an advertising manager perceive the same image, based on the example?
How would an advertising manager perceive the same image, based on the example?
What does the text suggest about the impact of priming on perception?
What does the text suggest about the impact of priming on perception?
Which part of the image is likely to be neglected by someone primed to see building shapes?
Which part of the image is likely to be neglected by someone primed to see building shapes?
What is the relatively famous example mentioned in the text, related to the concept of perceptual priming?
What is the relatively famous example mentioned in the text, related to the concept of perceptual priming?
