Cross-Modal Perception
Psychology ⇒ Sensation and Perception
Cross-Modal Perception starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe a psychological experiment that demonstrates cross-modal perception.
Describe a real-life situation where cross-modal perception is essential for safety.
Describe how cross-modal perception can be used in designing public warning systems.
Describe how cross-modal perception can be used to assist people with visual impairments.
Describe how the brain combines information from different senses to create a coherent perception.
In a classroom, a teacher uses both spoken instructions and written notes on the board. How does this use cross-modal perception to aid learning?
In a noisy environment, seeing a speaker’s lips move can help us understand speech better. This is an example of: (1) Selective attention, (2) Cross-modal perception, (3) Sensory adaptation, (4) Auditory masking
In a study, participants are asked to identify the flavor of a candy while their noses are blocked. They find it difficult to do so. What does this demonstrate about cross-modal perception?
In a noisy environment, seeing a speaker’s lips move can help us understand speech better. This is an example of: (1) Selective attention, (2) Cross-modal perception, (3) Sensory adaptation, (4) Auditory masking
The McGurk effect demonstrates the interaction between which two senses? (1) Taste and smell, (2) Sight and hearing, (3) Touch and taste, (4) Smell and hearing
Which brain region is most associated with integrating visual and auditory information? (1) Hippocampus, (2) Superior colliculus, (3) Amygdala, (4) Cerebellum
Which of the following best describes synesthesia? (1) A disorder of hearing, (2) A type of cross-modal perception where stimulation of one sense leads to automatic experiences in another, (3) Loss of sensory integration, (4) Enhanced memory for sounds
Fill in the blank: The __________ cortex is involved in processing information from multiple senses.
Fill in the blank: The __________ effect is a phenomenon where visual information influences what we hear.
Fill in the blank: The ability to match the sound of a dog barking with the sight of a dog is an example of __________ perception.
Fill in the blank: The integration of taste and smell is important for the perception of __________.
True or False: Cross-modal perception can be influenced by attention and expectation.
True or False: Cross-modal perception can be studied using brain imaging techniques.
True or False: Cross-modal perception can enhance the accuracy of our perceptions.
True or False: Cross-modal perception can sometimes lead to perceptual illusions.
