Introduction to Psychology 10th Edition by Rod Plotnik,Haig Kouyoumdjian

Exercise 12

There are a number of monocular cues for depth. When an object appears closer because it overlaps another, the cue is called (a) _____. When parallel lines seem to stretch to a point at the horizon and create a sense of distance, the cue is called (b) _____. When two figures are expected to be the same size but one is larger and thus appears closer, the cue is called (c) _____. If dust or smog makes objects appear hazy and thus farther away, the cue is called (d) _____. As texture changes from sharp and detailed to dull and monotonous, it creates the impression of distance; this cue is called (e) _____. The play of light and shadow gives objects a three-dimensional look, a cue that is called (f) _____. As you ride in a car, the impression that near objects are speeding by and far objects are barely moving is called (g) _____.