Binocular/ monocular cues

Question 1

Gestalt Principles

Answer 1

you view things a s awhole, not as seperate

Question 2

Gestalt principles (5)

Answer 2

Proximity, similarity, continuity, conecteddness, closure

Question 3

Depth perception

Answer 3

From 2d, we organize to 3d; studied by visual clifff epxeriments by Gibson

Question 4

Monocular cue defintion

Answer 4

Depth cue available to each eye

Question 5

Moncoular cues…

Answer 5

Linear perspecitve, interpostion, relative size, height, clarity, motion, texture gradient

Question 6

Binocular cue defintion and types

Answer 6

Depth cue depending on the use of both eyes.
- Retinal disparity
- Perceptual constancy

Question 7

Perceptual cosntancy

Answer 7

the ability to percieve ovjects as unchanging

Question 8

Retinal disparity

Answer 8

the right and the left eye provide varying images

Question 9

Binocular and monocular cues are both ____ cues.

Answer 9

depth

Question 10

_____ guides our perceptual itnerpreations.

Answer 10

Experience

Question 11

Perceptual adaption

Answer 11

int ehe vent your perception is altered for any reason

Question 12

Perceiveing motione ffects..

Answer 12

Stroboscopic, phi, autokinetic

Question 13

Stroboscopic

Answer 13

arapid series of slightly varying iamges periceved as moving images

Question 14

Phi phenomenon

Answer 14

illusion of movememnt created when 2 or mroe lights next to each other blink on and off

Question 15

Autokinetic effect

Answer 15

phenomeone when a stationary small point of light in darkness, appears to move