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The sense of subjective awareness of what our mind is currently doing is termed:
 
  a) access consciousness.
   b) phenomenal consciousness.
   c) metacognition.
   d) unconsciousness.

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If two people have exactly the same sensory abilities and hear exactly the same faint noise, they may differ in their experience due to:
 
  a) sensitivity.
   b) response bias.
   c) sensation.
   d) bottom-up processing.

Question 3

The notion of an affordance - - that certain objects or structures offer particular action possibilities (i.e., sitting)  fits nicely with which theoretical approach?
 
  a) constructive view of perception
   b) direct view of perception
   c) Gestalt principles of organization
   d) top-down processing

Question 4

Ishak, Adolph, and Linn (2008) investigated affordances by looking at the response of ______, and found the participants to be quite ________ to aperture size.
 
  a) reaching; sensitive
   b) tossing small objects; sensitive
   c) reaching; insensitive
   d) tossing small objects; insensitive
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