Exam 10: Visual and Auditory Localisation

Aglioti et al. suggested from their experiments on a version of the Ebbinghaus illusion that:

Relative size provides a cue to distance when:

When the images of one sharply focussed object and one blurred object abut:

Which feature of the retinal images is thought to be a marker for occlusion:

Which of the following is not a feature of texture gradients that provide a cue to distance?

The curvatures of near and far visual space:

Random dot stereograms show that binocular disparity is a depth cue because:

Interaural intensity differences are greater for higher frequencies because:

Motion parallax is:

Occlusion is:

The cone of confusion is:

Milner and Goodale suggested that conscious perception can intrude increasingly into the control of action when:

Why is the shape of our ears important in localising sounds?

Two sources of visual information which might be used to guide human locomotion are optic flow and perceived visual direction. The evidence suggests that:

Warren and Hannon showed that observers could judge their direction of heading with an accuracy of <2 degrees from: