Lesson 3.1.2.6.3
3.1.2.6.3 Bruner and Minturn study of perceptual set Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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What did the Bruner and Minturn study investigate regarding perception?
- Depth perception
- Ambiguous figures
- Facial recognition
- Colour constancy
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Which factor is primarily examined in the Bruner and Minturn study?
- Emotion
- Culture
- Motivation
- Expectation
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What factor was shown to shape perception of an ambiguous figure in Bruner and Minturn's study?
- Retinal disparity
- Sensory overload
- Expectation
- Binocular depth
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What technique was used to create a perceptual set in Bruner and Minturn's study?
- Deprivation
- Conditioning
- Habituation
- Priming
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What type of stimuli did Bruner and Minturn use to investigate perceptual set?
- Ambiguous figures
- Stereograms
- Random dots
- Optical illusions
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What does Bruner and Minturn's study suggest about perception compared to sensory input alone?
- It is innate
- It is flexible
- It is flawless
- It is fixed
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What is the psychological term for a readiness to perceive things in a particular way?
- Visual constancy
- Cognitive dissonance
- Sensory adaptation
- Perceptual set
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Which process explains why prior words led participants to interpret an ambiguous figure in a specific way?
- Consolidation
- Shaping
- Extinction
- Priming
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Which result would have contradicted the concept of perceptual set in Bruner and Minturn's study?
- No change
- Biased reading
- Faster response
- Higher error rate
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Why can having a strong perceptual set sometimes lead to perceptual errors?
- Retinal damage
- Attention loss
- Misinterpreting inputs
- Sensory fatigue
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Which key factor investigated by Bruner and Minturn relates to prior context?
- Emotion
- Expectation
- Motivation
- Culture
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Which daily life phenomenon is best explained by the findings of Bruner and Minturn?
- Context effects
- Motion parallax
- Figure-ground
- Sensory adaptation
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What type of stimuli were used in the Bruner and Minturn perceptual set study?
- Optical illusions
- Geometric shapes
- Inkblot tests
- Ambiguous figures
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What psychological factor affecting perception was tested in the Bruner and Minturn study?
- Culture
- Emotion
- Expectation
- Motivation
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Why is Bruner and Minturn's research considered key evidence in psychology?
- Measured neural firing
- Proved bottom-up processing
- Mapped visual cortex
- Demonstrated top-down processing
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Which theoretical approach to perception aligns most closely with Bruner and Minturn's study?
- Direct
- Nativist
- Constructivist
- Gibsonian
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What defines an ambiguous figure in perceptual research?
- Optical illusion
- Hidden depth
- Fixed meaning
- Multiple interpretations
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Which factor in perceptual set is investigated by the Bruner and Minturn study?
- Culture
- Expectation
- Motivation
- Emotion
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What did the Bruner and Minturn study use as ambiguous stimuli to test expectation?
- Lines of length
- Faces and vases
- Food pictures
- Letters and numbers
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In Bruner and Minturn's study, what role did prior context play in perception?
- Reduces fatigue
- Alters emotion
- Creates expectation
- Improves memory
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