Question 1

Which is not a monocular depth cue?

Accepted Answer

A) binocular disparity 
B) partial occlusion 
C) familiar size 
A) binocular disparity 
B) partial occlusion 
C) familiar size

Question 2

Another name for the monocular depth cue called interposition is .

Accepted Answer

A) static;accommodation 
B) dynamic;partial occlusion 
C) static;partial occlusion 
A) static;accommodation 
B) dynamic;partial occlusion 
C) static;partial occlusion

Question 3

According to the depth cue of linear perspective,parallel lines appear to as they recede in depth.

Accepted Answer

A) converge 
B) diverge 
C) curve 
A) converge 
B) diverge 
C) curve

Question 4

Random dot stereograms

Accepted Answer

A) must be viewed with a stereoscope. 
B) must be viewed as an anaglyph. 
C) can be viewed with either a stereoscope or as an anaglyph. 
A) must be viewed with a stereoscope. 
B) must be viewed as an anaglyph. 
C) can be viewed with either a stereoscope or as an anaglyph.

Question 5

Stereopsis is a depth cue arising from

Accepted Answer

A) different retinal images in the two eyes. 
B) different retinal images in a single eye at two different times. 
C) movement of the observer across the visual field. 
A) different retinal images in the two eyes. 
B) different retinal images in a single eye at two different times. 
C) movement of the observer across the visual field.

Question 6

______________ disparity occurs with objects that are closer than the horopter.

Accepted Answer

A) Zero 
B) Corresponding points 
C) Crossed 
A) Zero 
B) Corresponding points 
C) Crossed

Question 7

According to the depth cue of relative height

Accepted Answer

A) a taller man will always appear closer than a shorter man. 
B) a shorter man will always appear closer than a taller man. 
C) objects that are below the horizon and are lower in your retinal image appear closer. 
A) a taller man will always appear closer than a shorter man. 
B) a shorter man will always appear closer than a taller man. 
C) objects that are below the horizon and are lower in your retinal image appear closer.

Question 8

The depth cue of atmospheric perspective

Accepted Answer

A) works effectively at distances less than 2 m. 
B) can only be used by people with normal color vision. 
C) is due to objects at great distances appearing less distinct and bluish. 
A) works effectively at distances less than 2 m. 
B) can only be used by people with normal color vision. 
C) is due to objects at great distances appearing less distinct and bluish.

Question 9

Objects on the horopter

Accepted Answer

A) produce zero disparity. 
B) produce uncrossed disparity. 
C) produce crossed disparity. 
A) produce zero disparity. 
B) produce uncrossed disparity. 
C) produce crossed disparity.

Question 10

When viewing a 3-D movie in a theatre using 3-D glasses with polarized lenses

Accepted Answer

A) everyone in the theater sees a slightly different stereoscopic view. 
B) everyone in the theater sees the same stereoscopic view. 
C) people on the left side of the theater see a different stereoscopic view than people on the right side of the theater. 
A) everyone in the theater sees a slightly different stereoscopic view. 
B) everyone in the theater sees the same stereoscopic view. 
C) people on the left side of the theater see a different stereoscopic view than people on the right side of the theater.

Question 11

The most widely accepted explanation for the moon illusion is that it results from

Accepted Answer

A) the misperception of distance. 
B) the misperception of shape. 
C) misapplied color constancy. 
A) the misperception of distance. 
B) the misperception of shape. 
C) misapplied color constancy.

Question 12

The oculomotor depth cue that involves adjusting the shape of the lens is

Accepted Answer

A) binocular disparity. 
B) convergence. 
C) accommodation. 
A) binocular disparity. 
B) convergence. 
C) accommodation.

Question 13

Oculomotor depth cues are effective for distances of up to about

Accepted Answer

A) 2 m. 
B) 10 m. 
C) 25 m. 
A) 2 m. 
B) 10 m. 
C) 25 m.

Question 14

A father and his son are riding along a tree-lined road.Dad stares straight ahead through the windshield as he drives,and his son,sitting in the back seat,looks out a side window.Discuss the depth cues available to each rider.

Accepted Answer

Moving straight ahead the dad perceives

Question 15

During a recent trip to the local airport you notice a small plane a few hundred yards away that is lower in your field of view than a jet that is far in the distance.Explain whether this scenario contradicts the depth cue of relative height in an image.

Accepted Answer

At first glance the scenario seems to co

Question 16

The fixation point

Accepted Answer

A) determines the horopter. 
B) falls on either side of the horopter. 
C) will always be closer than the horopter. 
A) determines the horopter. 
B) falls on either side of the horopter. 
C) will always be closer than the horopter.

Question 17

To demonstrate Emmert's law you need a retinal image that its size and a projected surface that its size.

Accepted Answer

A) changes;does not change 
B) does not change;changes 
C) does not change;does not change 
A) changes;does not change 
B) does not change;changes 
C) does not change;does not change

Question 18

Binocular cells have been found in

Accepted Answer

A) the dorsal pathway only. 
B) the ventral pathway only. 
C) areas V1,V2,V3,and V4. 
A) the dorsal pathway only. 
B) the ventral pathway only. 
C) areas V1,V2,V3,and V4.

Question 19

To demonstrate ,you need a retinal image that does not change its size and a projected image that does change its size.

Accepted Answer

A) Wundt's law 
B) Emmert's law 
C) autostereoscopy 
A) Wundt's law 
B) Emmert's law 
C) autostereoscopy

Question 20

At a neighbor's garage sale you find an old-time stereogram showing a posh group of people standing in front of the Eiffel Tower at center,and a zeppelin hovering in the background.How do the relative positions of the main objects change in the left- and right-eye pictures to achieve the 3-D effect?

Accepted Answer

If we assume the camera was focused on t

Which is not a monocular depth cue?

Another name for the monocular depth cue called interposition is .

According to the depth cue of linear perspective,parallel lines appear to as they recede in depth.

Random dot stereograms

Stereopsis is a depth cue arising from

______________ disparity occurs with objects that are closer than the horopter.

According to the depth cue of relative height

The depth cue of atmospheric perspective

Objects on the horopter

When viewing a 3-D movie in a theatre using 3-D glasses with polarized lenses

The most widely accepted explanation for the moon illusion is that it results from

The oculomotor depth cue that involves adjusting the shape of the lens is

Oculomotor depth cues are effective for distances of up to about

A father and his son are riding along a tree-lined road.Dad stares straight ahead through the windshield as he drives,and his son,sitting in the back seat,looks out a side window.Discuss the depth cues available to each rider.

During a recent trip to the local airport you notice a small plane a few hundred yards away that is lower in your field of view than a jet that is far in the distance.Explain whether this scenario contradicts the depth cue of relative height in an image.

The fixation point

To demonstrate Emmert's law you need a retinal image that its size and a projected surface that its size.

Binocular cells have been found in

To demonstrate ,you need a retinal image that does not change its size and a projected image that does change its size.

At a neighbor's garage sale you find an old-time stereogram showing a posh group of people standing in front of the Eiffel Tower at center,and a zeppelin hovering in the background.How do the relative positions of the main objects change in the left- and right-eye pictures to achieve the 3-D effect?

Foundations

Light and the Eyes

The Visual Brain

Recognizing Visual Objects

Perceiving Color

Perceiving Motion and Perception for Action

Attention and Awareness

Sound and the Ears

The Auditory Brain and Perceiving Auditory Scenes

Perceiving Speech and Music

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Exam 6: Perceiving Depth

Which is not a monocular depth cue?

Another name for the monocular depth cue called interposition is .

According to the depth cue of linear perspective,parallel lines appear to as they recede in depth.

Random dot stereograms

Stereopsis is a depth cue arising from

______________ disparity occurs with objects that are closer than the horopter.

According to the depth cue of relative height

The depth cue of atmospheric perspective

Objects on the horopter

When viewing a 3-D movie in a theatre using 3-D glasses with polarized lenses

The most widely accepted explanation for the moon illusion is that it results from

The oculomotor depth cue that involves adjusting the shape of the lens is

Oculomotor depth cues are effective for distances of up to about

A father and his son are riding along a tree-lined road.Dad stares straight ahead through the windshield as he drives,and his son,sitting in the back seat,looks out a side window.Discuss the depth cues available to each rider.

During a recent trip to the local airport you notice a small plane a few hundred yards away that is lower in your field of view than a jet that is far in the distance.Explain whether this scenario contradicts the depth cue of relative height in an image.

The fixation point

To demonstrate Emmert's law you need a retinal image that its size and a projected surface that its size.

Binocular cells have been found in

To demonstrate ,you need a retinal image that does not change its size and a projected image that does change its size.

Foundations

Light and the Eyes

The Visual Brain

Recognizing Visual Objects

Perceiving Color

Perceiving Motion and Perception for Action

Attention and Awareness

Sound and the Ears

The Auditory Brain and Perceiving Auditory Scenes

Perceiving Speech and Music

The Body Senses

The Chemical Senses:

Filters