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Perception
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gestalt : a human perceiver organizes sensations into a _________.
proximity : group nearby figures together
similarity : group similar figures together
continuity : perceive smooth, continuous patterns rather than discontinuous ones
closure : fill gaps to create a whole object
connectedness : objects that are connected are somehow grouped together
familiarity : objects in familiar positions are easier to recognize
symmetry : tendency to perceive preferentially forms that make up mirror images
depth perception : research using a visual cliff
binocular cues : Retinal disparity and convergence are what type of cues?
retinal disparity : the difference between the two images the retinas receive of an object
convergence : the extent to which the eyes converge inward when looking at an object
relative size : the smaller image of two objects of the same size appears more distant
interposition : nearby objects partially obstruct our view of more distant objects
monocular cues: Interposition and linear perspective are what type of cues?
relative height : higher objects are farther away
relative motion : as we move, stable objects appear to move relative to us
linear perspective : the converging of parallel lines indicates greater distance
relative brightness : dimmer objects seem more distant
perceptual constancy : principle that we perceive objects as unchanging
selective attention : is the ability to listen to only one conversation in a noisy room
Perception
Across:1. | Interposition and linear perspective are what type of cues? | 12. | is the ability to listen to only one conversation in a noisy room | 14. | perceive smooth, continuous patterns rather than discontinuous ones |
| 15. | objects that are connected are somehow grouped together | 16. | nearby objects partially obstruct our view of more distant objects | 17. | tendency to perceive preferentially forms that make up mirror images |
| | Down:2. | fill gaps to create a whole object | 3. | dimmer objects seem more distant | 4. | Retinal disparity and convergence are what type of cues? | 5. | principle that we perceive objects as unchanging | 6. | the extent to which the eyes converge inward when looking at an object | 7. | objects in familiar positions are easier to recognize |
| 8. | a human perceiver organizes sensations into a _________. | 9. | group similar figures together | 10. | research using a visual cliff | 11. | the difference between the two images the retinas receive of an object | 13. | group nearby figures together |
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Perception
Across:1. | Interposition and linear perspective are what type of cues? | 12. | is the ability to listen to only one conversation in a noisy room | 14. | perceive smooth, continuous patterns rather than discontinuous ones |
| 15. | objects that are connected are somehow grouped together | 16. | nearby objects partially obstruct our view of more distant objects | 17. | tendency to perceive preferentially forms that make up mirror images |
| | Down:2. | fill gaps to create a whole object | 3. | dimmer objects seem more distant | 4. | Retinal disparity and convergence are what type of cues? | 5. | principle that we perceive objects as unchanging | 6. | the extent to which the eyes converge inward when looking at an object | 7. | objects in familiar positions are easier to recognize |
| 8. | a human perceiver organizes sensations into a _________. | 9. | group similar figures together | 10. | research using a visual cliff | 11. | the difference between the two images the retinas receive of an object | 13. | group nearby figures together |
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PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only