PSY270H1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Speech Segmentation, Samuel Le Bihan, Roger Shepard
Chapter 10:
1) What is imagery?
2) What types of imagery is there?
3) What is perception?
4) What did Wilhem Wundt think about images?
5) What did francis galton think about imagery and thought?
6) Why did Watson not want to study imagery?
7) Who was alan pavio? What did he find? What did technique did he use?
8) What is paired-associate learning?
9) What is the conceptual peg hypothesis?
10) Who are Roger shepard and Jaclyn metzler? What did they do?
11) What is mental chronometery?
12) What are some differences between images and perceptions?
13) What are some similarities between images and perception?
14) What is spatial representation?
15) Who is Stefan kosslyn? What was his mental scaling experiment? What is an
alternative explanation to this one?
16) What was kosslyns map experiment? What does it show?
17) Who was pylyshyn? What did he say about imagery? Why?
18) What do most people think about mental imagery?
19) What is the tacit knowledge explanation?
20) Who was Ronald Finke and Stefan Pinker experiment? What did they say about the
four dot display and arrows? How does this support spatial representation.
21) What did koslyn’s rabbit and elephant experiment show about spatial imagry?
22) What is the mental walk task?
23) What was perkey’s faint image experiment?
24) What brain areas are activated in imagery and perception? Specifically, what did
Kreimen and co find about neurons in the brain?
25) Samuel le bihan and coworkers found what activation in both perception and
imagery?
26) What did kosslyn find was the difference in activation in small vs big objects? Was
this for imagery, perception, or both?
27) What does it to say that the visual cortex is organized as a topographical map?
28) What was discovered by ganis studying an fMRI about occipital lobe activation?
29) What was discovered by amidi studying an fMRI about activation in areas associated
with non-visual stimuli? How does he explain this?
30) What was discovered by lee and coworkers about perception vs imagery? How?
31) How did kosslyns study prove causation in their TMS study?
32) What does removing parts of the visual cortex do?
33) What is unilateral neglect? What has been found about perception in these cases?
34) What is a double dissociation? Does it exist with regards to perception and imagery?
Give some examples?
35) What is a top down and bottom up processes? What do perception and imagery
involve?
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