28. Which type of exam question would NOT be a recognition task? A) multiple cho

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28. Which type of exam question would NOT be a recognition task? A) multiple choice B) true-false C) matching D) essay 29. Although Henry's watchband felt uncomfortable when he first put it on, a short while later he did not even notice it. This illustrates A) subliminal perception B) Stevens's power law C) Weber's law D) sensory adaptation in action. 30. For the auditory sense, wavelength (frequency) is a measure of and amplitude is a measure of A) pitch; loudness B) loudness; pitch C) hue; loudness D) pitch; hue 31, Long wavelength is to as short wavelength is to A) B) C) D) loud sounds; soft sounds soft sounds; loud sounds high-pitched sounds; low-pitched sounds low-pitched sounds; high-pitched sounds 32. Theis the clear covering on the front of the eye, whereas the is the colored muscle that determines how much light enters the eye. A) pupil; cornea B) cornea; iris C) cornea; pupil D) lens; iris 33. The process of converting physical energy into neural signals is called A) adaptation B) stimulus scaling C) the volley principle D) transduction 34. The opponent-process theory of color vision proposes that we have three types of A) cones specialized for perceiving short, medium, and long wavelngths of light B) cones specialized for perceiving blue, green, and red C) cones and each is specialized for two complementary colors D) cells that see color and they are located in the post-receptor level of processing (along the visual pathways from the bipolar cells to the brain)

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Recall and recognition are the two facets of memory in the retrieval process. Recognition involves recognizing information. Typical examples of recognition are, multiple choice, true or false and matching. Essay on the other hand involves recall. Information has to be dug out from the long-term memory for an essay.

Thus, the correct answer is option, D.

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