1. Of the following statements regarding sleepwalking, which is MOST accurate?
A. Sleepwalking occurs in a REM sleep.
B. It is not safe to awaken a sleepwalker.
C. Sleepwalkers rarely hurt themselves.
D. Sleepwalkers are not acting out a dream.
2. Sydney had an operation on his right eye and has to wear an eye patch for three weeks. While he is wearing the eye patch, Sydney will lose his ability to
A. utilize binocular depth cues
B. perceive colors accurate
C. utilize any depth cues
D. perceive motion parallax
3. Imagine the basilar membrane in the human ear were longer. Based on place theory, you might expect that humans would be able to
A. hear a wider range of sounds, especially high frequency sounds
B. hear a wider range of sounds, especially low frequency sounds
C. detect sound waves that had a lower amplitude
D. localize sounds more accurately
4. A conscious attempt to focus one's attention in a nonanalystical manner is called
A. meditation
B. dissociation
C. Zen Buddhism
D. hypnosis
5. The fact that your criterion for "hearing" mysterious noises at night may change after a rash of burglaries in your neighborhood can best be explained by
A. Weber's Law
B. Fechner's Law
C. sensory adaptation
D. signal-detection theory