Chapter 8: Perceiving Motion Flashcards

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motion after-effects occur:

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after perceiving a moving stimulus, a stationary stimulus appears to move

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local disturbance in the optic array refers to:

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one object moving relative to the stationary environment, covering and uncovering the background

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global optic flow signals that:

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the observer is moving through a stationary environment

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the aperture problem happens when:

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viewing only a small portion of a larger stimulus can result in misleading information about the direction in which the stimulus is moving

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what is the hypothetical structure used in CDT?

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the comparator

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Reichardt detectors are:

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simple neural circuits that could fire in response to movement in one direction

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perception of motion begins in which region of the brain?

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the striate cortex

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what is supposed by the shortest path constraint?

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apparent movement tends to occur along the shortest path between two stimuli

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