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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
Combining info gather from your five senses, with past experiences will lead to one's
constancy.
perception.
motion parallax.
ratio.
Since the image of a person approaching grows larger in our eyes, why do we not perceive that person turning into a giant?
We perceive that distance is decreasing.
Brightness constancy reveals the true size of the person
We unconsciously move our head to apply the motion parallax cue.
Our eyes recognize that images of giants are illusions.
Figure–ground relationships concern _________________.
the tendency to perceive objects, or figures, as existing on some background
the tendency to complete figures that are incomplete
the tendency to perceive objects that are close to each other as part of the same grouping
the tendency to perceive things with a continuous pattern rather than with a complex, broken-up pattern
Similarity is the tendency to perceive _________________.
objects, or figures, as existing on some background
things that look similar as being part of the same group
objects that are close to each other as part of the same grouping
things with a continuous pattern rather than with a complex, broken-up pattern
What is the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information?
perception
sensation
bottom-up processing
sensory adaptation
Which Gestalt Principle does this image BEST illustrate?
Figure Ground Perception
Closure
Similarity
Proximity
Which image does NOT show the idea of similarity?
Why is it that we can see the panda in the logo and not a bunch of black shapes?
We perceive the proximity of the shapes as a group.
We use the principle of closure fill the gaps between the black shapes to create a panda.
We simplify the scene into figures and background.
We see it because of the Figure/Ground principle.
What is an "optical illusion"?
when what we see if different from what we "expect" to see
when we can determine how far away something is
overlapping fields of vision being combined into one image
when our brain can remember images for a short time and combine them
The yellow lines are the same exact length. Why does it look like the top is longer?
Relative size depth cue should show the father one being shorter.
An optical illusion has been created.
Linear perspective tells us the yellow lines should get shorter as they get further away.
All of the other answer area true!
Depth perception
allows a person to judge distances.
depends on visual cues.
can be gotten by using one eye or two.
is best answered by combining all of the answers.
Because of size constancy,
objects appear smaller as they move further away; in reality, they stay the same size.
solid objects cover up those that they are in front of, obscuring our vision
items closer to the viewer’s eye appear to have more detail, as things move further away, the details become blurred.
the use of set vanishing point(s) set against a horizon line to depict linear aspects of depth with parallel and perpendicular forms.
The ability to see in three dimensions on a 2 dimensional piece of paper is because of what?
Gestalt
Depth perception
Perceptual set
Perceptual constancy
Perceiving the whole rather than parts
Sensation
Gestalt
Perceptual Set
Illusion
The door is a rectangular door, no matter what angle it is opened. This is an example of:
Perceptual set refers to which of the following?
an example of top-down processing
mental predisposition to perceive something
influences thinking and behaviors
should include all of the above answers
"Doesn't that cloud look like a horses head?" will likely change your ____________________.
binocular view
figure/ground
perceptual set
constancy
What perceptual set is quite strong in humans? (hint: check out the rock picture:-)
animal images
human faces
family scenes
geometric shapes
Extrasensory Perception (ESP)...
is knowing something without actually using 5 senses.
is sometimes called one’s “sixth sense”.
is nearly impossible to prove.
can be answered by all of the other answers combined.
Mental frameworks that help us organize are also called
texture gradient
sensation
schema
none of these answers
