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| the percieved size of an object is directly proportional to its apparent depth |
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| This is a monocular cue. when you're in the car objects close by seem to move more quickly but objects farther away seem to be moving slowly |
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| monocular cue that occurs when one object blocks another, we sense that the object is in front of the other |
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| monocular cue- objects up close have greater detail in texture |
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| monocular cue- parallel lines going away from you are perceived as converging in the distance |
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| monocular cue- objects in the far distance appear hazy and bluish in color |
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| monocular cue- nearby objects reflect more light |
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| monocular cue- we perceive things that are higher as farther away, ex: hill in the distance |
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| binocular cue- each eye sees something slightly different, the brain fuses these images into depth |
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| john watson- little albert |
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| Guy who explored operant conditioning with cat and puzzle box |
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| schedule that leads to superstitious behavior |
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| capacity high, duration less than one second (vision) or a few seconds (hearing) |
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| limited capacity, duration is less than 20 seconds |
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| what allows us to see a person walking as one person |
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| two theories of forgetting |
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| explicit long term memory- autobiographical memory |
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| explicit long term memory- genral knowledge |
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| implicit memory- knowing how |
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| things that prime your implicit memory |
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| organized knowledge about a common event like going to a restaurant |
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| labial, aveolar, velar (back of throat) |
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