CH 5 Form & Depth Perception (QUESTIONS) Flashcards

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What did the Gestalt Institute argue? What were they against? What did this affect?

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“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts” (against reductionism)—affected how they perceived vision

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What are the 7 laws of Gestalt’s psychology for form perception?

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  1. Proximity
  2. Similarity
  3. Continuity
  4. Closure
  5. Common region
  6. Connectedness
  7. Simplicity (Pragnanz)
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Elements of Pictorial Cues (8)

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  1. Interposition
  2. Relative size
  3. Linear
  4. Perspectives
  5. Texture
  6. Haze
  7. Shading
  8. Elevation
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Example of retinal disparity and stereopsis

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3D movies use two projectors, mimicking the way our eyes work, to display two overlapping images on the screen. Your brain then merges these separate images into a single, three-dimensional perception

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What are the 2 different eye positions for corresponding retinal points

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  1. Crossed
  2. Uncrossed
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Types of visual constancies (3)

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  1. Unconscious inference
  2. Form or size constancy
  3. Size-distance scaling
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