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Sensation and Perception; for Test #2

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cue approach to depth perception   show
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show adjusting the lens of the eye so that both near and far objects can be seen clearly  
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vergence   show
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show depth cues that require only one eye  
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pictorial cues   show
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show cues about depth that can be seen with a single eye in which the inference of distance comes from motion  
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show visual cue when one object partially hides or obstructs the view of a second object; we infer that the hidden object is farther away  
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show objects closer to the horizon are seen a more distant  
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show the more distant an object, the smaller the image on the retina  
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show knowing the retinal size of a familiar object lets us infer the distance  
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linear perspective   show
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show monocular depth cue; occurs because textures become finer as they recede into the distance  
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show pictorial depth cue; objects in distance appear blurred and bluish  
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show angle of shadow can provide us with info on how far the object casting the shadow is in front of the background  
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show monocular depth cue; relative velocities of objects moving across the retinae of a moving person: closer objects appear to move faster, as do smaller objects  
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deletion   show
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show gradual reappearance of an object as it emerges from behind the obscuring object (ex. solar eclipse)  
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optic flow   show
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show sense of depth perceived from the visual system's comparison of two images on the retinae  
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show region in space where two images from an object fall on corresponding locations on the two retinae  
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Panama's area of fusion   show
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diplopia   show
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crossed disparity   show
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uncrossed disparity   show
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show situation in which retinal images fall on corresponding points, which means the object is along the horopter  
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correspondence problem (depth perception)   show
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random-dot stereograms   show
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show the relation between perceived size and perceived distance, and the way they interact  
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visual angle   show
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show the perception of an object having a fixed size, despite the change in the size of visual angle that accompanies changes in distance  
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motion   show
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real motion   show
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apparent motion   show
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correspondence problem (motion perception)   show
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induced motion   show
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show neural circuits that enable the determination of direction and speed of motion by delaying input from one receptive field, to determine speed, to match the input of another receptive field, to determine direction  
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corollary discharge theory   show
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saccades   show
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smooth-pursuit eye movements   show
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show an area of the occipital lobe in the dorsal pathway, specific to motion detection and perception  
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akinetopsia   show
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motion aftereffect   show
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show an experiment in which small lights are attached to the body of a person or animal, who is them filmed moving in otherwise dark environments  
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affordance   show
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show relative motions of objects as an observer moves forward or backward in a scene  
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gradient of flow   show
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focus of expansion   show
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lateral intraparietal (LIP) area   show
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medial intraparietal (MIP) area   show
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show region of the posterior parietal lobe involved in the act of grasping  
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