Perceptual Adaptation Refers to the

question 214

Multiple Choice

Perceptual adaptation refers to the

• A) grouping of stimuli into smooth,uninterrupted patterns.
• B) processing of information without conscious awareness.
• C) perception of an object as unchanging in shape regardless of our own viewing angle.
• D) perceptual adjustment to changed sensory input.

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Definitions:

Drive-Reduction Approach

A theory in psychology that posits behavior is motivated by the desire to reduce internal tension caused by unmet biological needs, such as hunger or thirst.

Environmental Cues

External signals or stimuli that can affect behavior, emotions, or thoughts, influencing decision-making or actions based on the current context or situation.

Biological Approach

A perspective in psychology that examines behavior and mental processes through a focus on physical and biological processes, including genetics and neurochemistry.

Dietary Restraint Proposal

A theory or concept suggesting the self-imposed limitation on food intake and dieting with the aim to control or lose weight.