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Psychology
Unit Two
Chapter Nine
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What does fallibility refer to?
The
quality
of being prone to
error
or experiencing
difficulties
in
judgement
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What is
perceptual distortion
?
An error in the
judgement
or
interpretation
of
sensory stimuli
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How is a visual illusion defined?
It is the perception of a
visual
stimulus
that
conflicts
with how it is in
physical
reality
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What is agnosia?
A disorder involving the
loss
or
impairment
of the ability to
recognise familiar stimuli
through the use of one or more
senses
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What characterizes supertasters?
Individuals who have significantly
low thresholds
for taste stimuli and an unusually
high
number of
taste buds
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What is miraculin?
A type of
protein
extracted from the
‘miracle berry’
which
alters taste perception
in humans
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What is synaesthesia?
A
perceptual phenomenon
characterised by the experience of
unusual perceptions
in one
sensory system
after another
sensory system
has been
activated
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What does spatial neglect refer to?
An
inability
to
perceive
,
report
, or
orient
sensory information located within one side of space
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