Question 1

The fixation point

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A) is on the horopter. 
B) is closer than the horopter. 
C) is farther than the horopter. 
A) is on the horopter. 
B) is closer than the horopter. 
C) is farther than the horopter.

Question 2

The dynamic depth cue in which an object gradually is called deletion.

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A) becomes occluded 
B) emerges 
C) appears 
A) becomes occluded 
B) emerges 
C) appears

Question 3

When an object gradually becomes occluded it is called ,and when the object gradually emerges it is called .

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A) deletion;accretion 
B) accretion;deletion 
C) accommodation;convergence 
A) deletion;accretion 
B) accretion;deletion 
C) accommodation;convergence

Question 4

The Ponzo illusion

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A) illustrates the principle of color constancy. 
B) illustrates the principle of size-distance invariance. 
C) entails the accurate perceptions of objects' sizes. 
A) illustrates the principle of color constancy. 
B) illustrates the principle of size-distance invariance. 
C) entails the accurate perceptions of objects' sizes.

Question 5

Two points if they are each the same distance to the right or left of the foveas in the two eyes and the same distance above or below the foveas.

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A) are corresponding 
B) are noncorresponding 
C) have crossed disparity 
A) are corresponding 
B) are noncorresponding 
C) have crossed disparity

Question 6

______________ is considered a special case of the monocular depth cue .

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A) Texture gradient;familiar size 
B) Texture gradient;relative size 
C) Relative size;texture gradient 
A) Texture gradient;familiar size 
B) Texture gradient;relative size 
C) Relative size;texture gradient

Question 7

Larry and Theo are the same height (6 feet).Larry is 10 feet from the observer and Theo is 15 feet from the observer,so

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A) Larry would produce a smaller visual angle than Theo would. 
B) Larry would produce a larger visual angle than Theo would. 
C) Larry would produce the same size visual angle as Theo. 
A) Larry would produce a smaller visual angle than Theo would. 
B) Larry would produce a larger visual angle than Theo would. 
C) Larry would produce the same size visual angle as Theo.

Question 8

In real-world situations

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A) only one or two depth cues are ever used. 
B) different depth cues tend to provide inconsistent information. 
C) different depth cues tend to provide consistent information. 
A) only one or two depth cues are ever used. 
B) different depth cues tend to provide inconsistent information. 
C) different depth cues tend to provide consistent information.

Question 9

What is the correspondence problem? What solutions have been proposed for this problem? How did Béla Julesz's work resolve this issue?

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Correspondence problem: How does the vis

Question 10

Shape constancy refers to our perception of an object's shape as when the shape of the retinal image .

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

Question 11

As the distance between an object and the horopter increases,for the object .

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A) the binocular disparity;increases 
B) the visual angle;decreases 
C) the binocular disparity;remains unchanged 
A) the binocular disparity;increases 
B) the visual angle;decreases 
C) the binocular disparity;remains unchanged

Question 12

Objects on the horopter

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A) project images that are at corresponding points on each retina. 
B) project images that are at noncorresponding points on each retina. 
C) produce uncrossed disparity. 
A) project images that are at corresponding points on each retina. 
B) project images that are at noncorresponding points on each retina. 
C) produce uncrossed disparity.

Question 13

Which oculomotor depth cue uses only one eye?

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

Question 14

Which oculomotor depth cue requires two eyes?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 15

Binocular cells

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A) cannot respond to zero disparity. 
B) always increase their response for crossed disparity and decrease their response for un- crossed disparity. 
C) are tuned to different disparities (crossed,uncrossed,or zero). 
A) cannot respond to zero disparity. 
B) always increase their response for crossed disparity and decrease their response for un- crossed disparity. 
C) are tuned to different disparities (crossed,uncrossed,or zero).

Question 16

The size-distance relationship states that

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A) the farther away an object is from the observer,the smaller its retinal image. 
B) the farther away an object is from the observer,the larger its retinal image. 
C) the distance between an object and the observer is not related to its retinal image. 
A) the farther away an object is from the observer,the smaller its retinal image. 
B) the farther away an object is from the observer,the larger its retinal image. 
C) the distance between an object and the observer is not related to its retinal image.

Question 17

The moon illusion occurs when you perceive the moon as

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A) larger when it is on the horizon. 
B) larger when it is high in the sky. 
C) farther away when it is high in the sky. 
A) larger when it is on the horizon. 
B) larger when it is high in the sky. 
C) farther away when it is high in the sky.

Question 18

An anaglyph

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A) requires two slightly different superimposed images. 
B) can be viewed without special colored lenses. 
C) produces the appearance of depth for people who have only one eye. 
A) requires two slightly different superimposed images. 
B) can be viewed without special colored lenses. 
C) produces the appearance of depth for people who have only one eye.

Question 19

Oculomotor depth cues are ineffective for distances beyond

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A)  2 m. 
B)  100 m. 
C)  250 m. 
A)  2 m. 
B)  100 m. 
C)  250 m.

The fixation point

The dynamic depth cue in which an object gradually is called deletion.

When an object gradually becomes occluded it is called ,and when the object gradually emerges it is called .

The Ponzo illusion

Two points if they are each the same distance to the right or left of the foveas in the two eyes and the same distance above or below the foveas.

______________ is considered a special case of the monocular depth cue .

Larry and Theo are the same height (6 feet).Larry is 10 feet from the observer and Theo is 15 feet from the observer,so

In real-world situations

What is the correspondence problem? What solutions have been proposed for this problem? How did Béla Julesz's work resolve this issue?

Shape constancy refers to our perception of an object's shape as when the shape of the retinal image .

As the distance between an object and the horopter increases,for the object .

Objects on the horopter

Which oculomotor depth cue uses only one eye?

Which oculomotor depth cue requires two eyes?

Binocular cells

The size-distance relationship states that

The moon illusion occurs when you perceive the moon as

An anaglyph

Oculomotor depth cues are ineffective for distances beyond

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Exam 6: Perceiving Depth

The fixation point

The dynamic depth cue in which an object gradually is called deletion.

When an object gradually becomes occluded it is called ,and when the object gradually emerges it is called .

The Ponzo illusion

Two points if they are each the same distance to the right or left of the foveas in the two eyes and the same distance above or below the foveas.

______________ is considered a special case of the monocular depth cue .

Larry and Theo are the same height (6 feet).Larry is 10 feet from the observer and Theo is 15 feet from the observer,so

In real-world situations

What is the correspondence problem? What solutions have been proposed for this problem? How did Béla Julesz's work resolve this issue?

Shape constancy refers to our perception of an object's shape as when the shape of the retinal image .

As the distance between an object and the horopter increases,for the object .

Objects on the horopter

Which oculomotor depth cue uses only one eye?

Which oculomotor depth cue requires two eyes?

Binocular cells

The size-distance relationship states that

The moon illusion occurs when you perceive the moon as

An anaglyph

Oculomotor depth cues are ineffective for distances beyond

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:

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