Psychological Mechanisms Are Theorized to Have Access Only to the Information

question 12

Multiple Choice

Psychological mechanisms are theorized to have access only to the information stored within them, and cannot access information contained in other psychological mechanisms except via information-sharing mechanisms. This phenomenon is referred to as __________.

• A) compartmentalization
• B) repression
• C) subconscious
• D) encapsulation

Recognize the importance of therapeutic alliance in cognitive therapy.

Understand the basics of colour vision and the mechanisms involved in colour perception.

Comprehend the importance of processing (such as bottom-up and top-down) in reading and vision.

Identify the differences between additive and subtractive colour mixing.

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Definitions:

NearSightedness

A common vision condition where close objects are seen clearly, but distant objects appear blurred, also known as myopia.

Nearsighted

A condition in which close objects appear clearly, but distant objects are blurry, also known as myopia.

Light Focuses

Refers to the convergence, bending, or direction of light rays to a point, which is fundamental in optics for creating images in cameras, telescopes, and the human eye.

Retina

A thin layer of tissue at the back of the eye that contains cells sensitive to light, which convert images into electrical signals sent to the brain.