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| does atmospheric perspective occur on the moon? |
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| no, because there is no atmosphere |
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| what is atmospheric perspective? |
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(Cue Approach > Monoccular > Pictoral)
more distant objects appear less sharp and often have a slight blue tint?
it varies from place to place, ex. philly to montana. affected by the atmospheric conditions in a location |
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| which cues only work at close range? |
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accommodation and covergence
occlusion
relative size
motion parallax |
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| which cues work at medium ranges? |
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occlusion
motion parallax
relative size
relative height |
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| which cues work at long range? |
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occlusion
relative size
relative height
atmospheric perspective |
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| which cues are good for all ranges? |
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| occlusion and relative size |
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(provides information about the distances of objects)
indicates how far an object is from the horopter. Greater disparity is associated with ferater distance from the horopter
changes each time observer changes where they are looking |
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| the absolute disparity for an object where your vision is fixated (on the fovea) would be... |
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| imaginary surface passing through the point of fixation and indicating the locaiton of objects falling on corresponding points on the two retinas. |
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| which parts of the ear are filled with air? |
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Outer and Middle
the inner ear is filled with fluid |
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middle ear. the 3 smallest bones in the body.
Maleaus, incus, and stapes
(hammer, anvil and stirrup) |
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| what is inner ear filled with |
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| main structure of the inner ear |
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| cochlea. it is liquid filled. |
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peaks in pressure at a number of frequncies
-determine the phonetic quality of a vowel |
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| physical definition of sound |
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| perceptual definition for sound |
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condensation
and rarefaction |
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condensation - increase in air pressure density. diaphragm pushes out
rarefaction - decrease in molecule density. molecules spread to fill space. speaker diaphragm moves back in |
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| size of the pressure change |
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| repetition rate of a complex tone is the... |
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amplitude in managable scale.
log involved |
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| number of times per second pressure changes repeat |
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| pressure changes in sine wave patterns |
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| the property of repetition means that the tone is... |
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speech preserved but nonsensical
may experience word deafness
Wernicke's area on temporal |
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lose ability to produce language
-labored and silted speach
Broca's area is on frontal love |
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associated with consanants.
rapid shifts in freq preceding or following formants |
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| motor mechanisms responsible for producing sound activate mechanisms for perceiving sound |
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occurs in Wernicke's ahasia
-person can't recognize words even tho ability to hear pure tones remains in tact |
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ventral stream in temporal lobe for recognizing speech,
dorsal stream in parietal lobe for linking acoustic signal to the movments that produce speech (where/how) |
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| delay lines. coincidence detection - both signal arrive at neuron simultaneous and they fire |
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| balls appear to decussate (with no click) or bounce off each other (with click) |
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| did the ear mold experiment |
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Location
Similarity of Timbre and pitch
proximity in time
onset time (start diff times, diff things)
auditory ocntinuity
experience |
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