How Culture & Schemas Influence Our Perception [AP Psychology Unit 3 Topic 2]

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3:30 Culture & Perceptual Set Examples
4:18 Muller-Lyer Illusion
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6:06 Selective Attention & Change Blindness
6:59 Practice Quiz
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3.D. Discuss how experience and culture can influence perceptual processes.
3.D.1Perceptual set
3.D.2 Context effects
3.D.3 Schema
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Question 1: A
Question 2: B
Question 3: B
Question 4: B
Question 5: B
Question 6: C
Question 7: A

[@noahkozlowski]

Answer to 5 should be C

[@christinali1235]

The answer of 5 is C

[@Triisttan]

Glad I'm not alone with 5 being C lol

[@aestheticavocado7123]

help i also thoguht i got it wrong

[@abigailclouser8810]

@@aestheticavocado7123right lol prob just a typo

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i love how heimler was the only face i recognized

[@joelvincent9452]

I think 5 is C, not B.

[@Yuki-jz9yl]

+1

[@yaraalkilani5632]

same

[@Obvslykiki]

It’s both

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[@Noonien96-nx6yj]

The waiting room picture also has the unfortunate problem of having the vanishing points existing directly on the left and right boundaries of the image. Annoying!

[@hopegasm2757]

isn't 5 B?

[@layanalsayed]

i thought 5 was C but the answer key says it's B

[@layanalsayed]

can someone please explain why #3 and #5 aren't C?

[@aarna731]

same question

[@urmom3852]

its def C for 5 so that was prob a typo but for 3 B is just more fitting over C

[@argsweet4521]

A schema is more of a set of ideas for humans. A better example would be to look at a child. If a child only has seen dogs but not cats, they develop a shema for dogs. Anything that looks like a dog is placed with the dog schema, especially if the idea is reinforced (like a parent saying both a golden retriever and a pomeranian are dogs despite visual differences). When the child is exposed to a cat, it will also likely place it in the "dog" schema through a process called assimilation. However, if told a cat is a cat and not a dog, the child will undergo accommodation, where they create a new schema to define this new creature. On the other hand, a perceptual set is how you perceive things and ignore others.
While you can argue 3 should be C, B is a better choice. Emotions and motivation don't directly effect our schemas while they will effect our perceptual sets

[@argsweet4521]

Oh and 5 is C

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