Colors
When you mix light, you create this type of mixture.
What is an additive color mixture?
To use this monocular cue in a painting, the painter should cover part of one object (the far object) with another (the close object).
What is occlusion?
These sensory receptors are responsible for auditory transduction.
What are hair cells?
The purity of a hue is called _____.
What is saturation?
This monocular cue creates the perception that parallel lines in the distance converge as distance increases.
A pure tone creates this waveform pattern.
According to this theory, the color we perceive is due to the pattern of activity in three different receptor mechanisms.
What is the trichromatic theory of color vision?
This depth cue is responsible for our perception of 3D movies.
What is binocular disparity?
This quality of a sound is related to its clarity.
What is timbre?
Yellow and blue light overlap on a white screen. The color _____ appears.
What is white?
What is an oculomotor cue?
The frequency of a sound wave is indicated by this unit of measurement.
What is Hertz (Hz)?
According to the opponent-process theory of color vision, you should view a _____ image if you want to create a blue afterimage.
What is yellow?
When you ride in a car, close objects appear to move quickly. Conversely, objects that are far away appear to move slowly. This movement-based cue produces this outcome.
What is motion parallax?
These three bones (ossicles) are part of the middle ear.
What are the malleus, incus, and stapes?