Carley Believes That We Perceive Whole Objects Rather Than Isolated

question 295

Multiple Choice

Carley believes that we perceive whole objects rather than isolated bits of information. Her belief about how we perceive the world is:

• A) consistent with the data-driven processing view.
• B) similar to the view proposed by parapsychologists.
• C) consistent with the bottom-up processing view.
• D) similar to the view proposed by the Gestalt psychologists.

Recognize the implications of having observations that are not independent for chi-square analysis.

Evaluate research hypotheses using chi-square test results.

Calculate and interpret chi-square statistics for given data sets.

Understand the process of calculating chi-square statistics for given data.

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