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AP Psychology
Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.1
How does signal detection theory explain our perception in noisy environments?
It asserts that continuous exposure will improve our sensitivity over time.
It explains perception as solely dependent on bottom-up processing mechanisms.
It suggests we perceive stimuli differently based on decision-making processes and psychological factors, not just on sensory information.
It proposes that all stimuli are perceived equally if they reach absolute thresholds.
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