What would Gestalt psychologist say is reversing in a reversible figure, such as the vase-faces figure in your textbook?

Related Mcqs:

1. People are more likely to perceive a figure and ground illustration as reversible if they are told it is reversible. This best illustrate the importance of:

   A. Retinal disparity
   B. Visual capture
   C. Perceptual constancy
   D. Top-down processing

2. In order to understand the unusual behavior of an adult client, a clinical psychologist has carefully investigated the client’s current life situation and his physical, social-cultural, educational history which research method has the psychologist employed?

   A. the case study
   B. the survey
   C. naturalistic observation
   D. correlational research

3. Bold words in a textbook is an example of __________________?

   A. a stimulus factor in perception
   B. a personal factor in perception
   C. a stimulus factor in motivation
   D. a Gestalt principle of perception

4. _________ approach is popularly rooted in Gestalt psychology.

   A. Wholistic Approach
   B. Stimulus-Response-Behaviouristic Approach
   C. Dynamic and Psychoanalytic Approach
   D. Cognitive Approach

5. Who is the Founder of Gestalt Psychology _________?

   A. Kurt Koffka
   B. Max wertheimer
   C. Kurt Lewin
   D. Wolfgang Kohker

6. What is the meaning of ‘Flock’ according to Gestalt psychology?

   A. The whole
   B. Perceptual unit
   C. Perception
   D. Closur

7. The gestalt experience of perceiving an array of equally spaced dots as rows and columns is attributed to ________________?

   A. wholistic functions
   B. continuity
   C. proximity
   D. additive vision

8. Gestalt is a _____________ word that means organized whole?

   A. German
   B. French
   C. Latin
   D. Spanish

9. We often perceive a series of dots on a printed from as a “solid” line because of the Gestalt principle of:

   A. Figure-ground
   B. Symmetry
   C. Similarity
   D. Closure

10. The Gestalt principle of proximity refers to the idea that:

    A. People tend to gravitate toward a common interaction distance
    B. Objects nearer to each other appear closer to the person observing
    C. Perception occurs in discrete time frames
    D. Objects nearer to each other are seen as forming a unit