Anomalies of Perception and Psychokinesis Quiz

Cochlear implants are medical devices, not anomalies of perception.

The inability to recognize faces, often due to damage to the fusiform gyrus, is known as prosopagnosia.

Telepathically communicating with another person is not an example of psychokinesis.

Telepathy is not considered an example of anomalous perception.

Unilateral neglect, not blindsight, is commonly associated with this symptom.

Teleportation is not a phenomenon related to psychokinesis.

Tinnitus is an example of an auditory illusion.

Agnosia refers to the inability to recognize familiar faces.

The 'motion aftereffect' is the sensation of residual movement after a visual stimulus ceases to move.

Genetic factors are a common cause of synesthesia.

Psychokinesis involves the belief that thoughts can influence the physical world.

J.B. Rhine is known for studies on paranormal phenomena, including psychokinesis.

Larry Weiskrantz is credited with coining the term 'blindsight.'

The phenomenon characterized by hearing non-existent sounds or music is Tinnitus.

William Carpenter is known for the theory of ideomotor effect.

The term for the ability to see things not actually present is hypervigilance.