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| Is depth perception innate or learned? |
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| It is partially innate and partially learned. |
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| near objects seem to move by faster than distant ones. |
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| figure (part of a visual scene) |
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| the object more focused on in a visual scene. |
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| ground (part of a visual scene)Think 'background'. |
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| the object paid less attention to in a visual scene. |
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| Monocular cue for depths include? (think opposite of binoculars.) |
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inductive reasoning is to ' '
as deductive reasoning is to ' ' |
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bottom-up processing
top-down processing |
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| top- down processing (think Sherlock when he deduces someone) |
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| deductive reasoning. From the general to the specific. |
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| bottom-up processing (think of describing a good friend from the feet up) |
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| inductive reasoning. Going from the specific to the general. |
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| Gestalt organizations of perception |
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| closure, nearness, similarity, and continuation. |
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| closure is...? (just how it sounds. it closes what in perception?) |
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| tendency to fill in gaps in the perception of a figure |
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| allows a person the ability to a physical system without touching it. |
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XOXOXOXOX which Gestalt organization
XOXOXOXOX principle is this?
XOXOXOXOX |
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| to perceive two identical things as still identical even if one if farther away. |
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| retinal disparity allows the eyes to do what? |
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| use binocular vision to create depth perception. |
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| Putting together a picture puzzle you've never solved before is ' ' processing |
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| accommodation for bodily depth cues is triggered by changes of shape in what part of the eye? |
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| study of physic phenomena |
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| contiguity (think 'lip-syncing') |
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| state of bordering something. In this case, perceiving two different events as bordering each other. |
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| boiled frog syndrome. (think of domestic abuse relationships) |
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| people don't become concerned about something they perceive if it gradually starts revealing itself as bad. |
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| similarity (Gestalt principle of perception) |
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| to group similar looking objects together |
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| telepathy (think of a telephone in your head) |
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| the ability to read another person's mind. |
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| human infants perceive depth perception at what age? |
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| motion parallax (why closer things move faster than things farther away) |
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| direction of an object tends to differ depending on its position. |
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| messages from the body/enviro that supplies info about distance and space |
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| linear perspective is a ' 'cular cue |
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| experiencing false sensory information from the external world |
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