Monocular Cues
This Monocular Cue describes when one object obscures another, giving the perception of depth.
What is Interposition?
This term describes the point where a faint stimulus can be noticed at it's smallest detectable level.
What is Absolute Threshold?
This is Consciousness
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The part of your eye that controls the size of your pupil, while also giving you your eye color!
What is Iris
Anastasia sees swirls of color when she hears music because stimulation of one sensory pathway leads to the experience of another sensation. This is an example of...?
What is Synesthesia?
When you have two objects that are the same size, this Monocular Depth Cue states that the object that looks to be bigger is the one closest to you
What is Relative Size?
This term describes the moment you notice the difference "just-noticeable difference" between two signals/stimuli
What is Difference Threshold?
This term describes when you fail to notice something seemingly obvious when our attention is focused elsewhere
What is Inattentional Blindness?
The photoreceptors in your eye responsible for your color vision
What are Cones
This is the definition of Kinesthetic Sense
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This is the reason humans have Binocular Vision
What is "having two jelly spheres in our skulls :3"
This term refers to stimulus energy being turned into neural impulses
What is Transduction?
The ability to pay attention to one voice among many
Cocktail Party Effect
The part of the eye that sends visual and neural messages to your brain
What is your Optical Nerve?
To study the effects of smoking on sense of smell, a researcher would most likely conduct what kind of experiment..
What is a Longitudinal Study?
Even though the angle from which she viewed the table had changed, Elise still perceived the table as rectangular.
What is Shape Constancy?
This is the difference between Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processing
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This is an example of an activity where you might use Selective Attention
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The light-sensitive surface of your eye that contains all your photoreceptors
What is your Retina?
This is the part o the brain that would effect your Kinesthetic Sense were it to be damaged.
What is your Cerebellum?
Even though it was nearly dark outside, Kaci could still tell that the basketball she was playing with was orange. Which of the following concepts is best illustrated in this example?
What is Color Constancy?
After his friend said a new movie was the funniest he had seen in years, Willard found himself laughing throughout the viewing, even though the movie was not very funny. What concept is Willard demonstrating?
What is perceptual set?
SungWon is laying in his bed, starts to feel hungry, and wants to make themself a sandwich. They find themself suddenly in the kitchen and think, "wait when did I walk to the kitchen?" This is an example of...?
What is Low Track Mind?
Tom is looking at a picture frame of him and his boyfriend. Tom notices something weird when he focuses on his boyfriend. At some point, parts of himself disappear in his peripheral vision but reappear when he shifts his gaze back to his picture. This is an example of...?
What is a Blind Spot?
The order of how vision travels through your eye to your brain.
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