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If you look at a book, rotating it serveral ways, you still percive it as rectangular. This is called the __________ constancy
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Shape
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Which Gesalt principle helps us see illusory figures
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Closer
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Which Gesalt principle is the reason uniformed band members that are randomly scattered on a football field are percived as a group instead of individuals
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similary
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Which Gesalt principle refers to perceiving causality in things that are near each other in time and space
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Contiguity
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When a designer makes use of naturally understood perceptual signals, this is called
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Human factor engineering
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Reasearch into detph perception has shown that it conistenlty shows up at about what age
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6 months
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What is the binoculat cue for depth
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Reitnal disparity
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That is the term that refers to the way the eyes move together when viewing something closer to ones face
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Convergence
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Mountain ranges in the western united states often appear to be much closer than they really are due to?
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aerial perspective
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_______ is also known as interposition
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overlap
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Apparent-distance explains the _______ illusion
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moon
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ingrained patterns of organization and attention are called perceptual _____.
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set
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Refers to changes in perception that can be attributed to prior experience
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expectancy
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in the inverted vision study
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subjects were eventually able to perform most routine activities
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the differnce between an illusion and an hallucination is that the latter is
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a perceived event with no external reallty
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