Lecture 4

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1 point

In Gibson and Walk's 'The Visual Cliff' experiment (1960) when did infants heart rate decelerate?

deep side

shallow side

when strangers entered the room

when mothers left the room

1 point

Results in declining depth and night vision:

menarche

cataracts

presbycusis

presbyopia

1 point

At what age do infants reach adult accuracy in sound localisation?

1 point

Opportunities for interaction offered by objects that fit within our capabilities to perform activities:

accommodation

perception

acquisition

affordances

1 point

Deceleration in heart rate typically means:

acquisition

startle or upset

accommodation

attention or orientation

1 point

Heart rate acceleration typically means:

attention or orientation

startle or upset

acquisition

accommodation

1 point

What is an example of perceptual constancy?

size constancy

orientation constancy

shape constancy

A and C

1 point

Loss of ability to perceive sounds of high frequency:

presbyopia

menarche

cataracts

presbycusis

1 point

Changing eye's lenses in shape and elasticity results in loss of near vision:

menarche

presbyopia

cataracts

presbycusis

10.

1 point

In Gibson and Walk's 'The Visual Cliff' experiment (1960) when did infants heart rate accelerate?

shallow side

deep side

when mothers left the room

when strangers entered the room

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