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| Ability to see 3-D even though the images on your retina are 2-D |
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| Measures depth perception in infants |
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| 2 Eyes to tell depth. Convergence and Retinal Disparity. |
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| The more your eyes converge, the closer the object. |
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| The greater the difference between the 2 retinal images, the closer the object. *Far and Near* |
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| 1 Eye to tell depth. Relative Size, linear perspective, motion parallax. |
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| Parallel lines come together in the distance. |
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| The faster something moves through your visual field, the closer it is. |
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| Close stuff grouped Together |
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| Mind fill in blanks *such as finishing a triangle* |
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| Group connected things together |
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| Finding the commonalities between two pair. |
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| Mental predisposition to perceive one thing over another. |
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