Perception

Question 1

Spectral Color

Answer 1

Color comprised of a single wavelength

Question 2

Non-spectral colors

Answer 2

Color comprised on more than one wavelength

Question 3

Additive mixing

Answer 3

Combinations of color that increase the amount of light reflected

Question 4

Subtractive mixing

Answer 4

Combinations of color that reduce the amount of light reflected

Question 5

Hue

Answer 5

Color variations described as red, purple, blue, etc.

Question 6

Cone pigments

Answer 6

Short (cyanolabe), Medium (chlorolabe), Long (erythrolabe)

Question 7

Dichromatic vision

Answer 7

Missing a single photopigment

Question 8

Protanopia

Answer 8

Missing erythrolabe

Question 9

Deutanopia

Answer 9

Missing chlorolabe

Question 10

Visual Acuity

Answer 10

The clearness or sharpness of vision

Question 11

Perceptual Organization

Answer 11

Proximity, Similarity, Continuity, Closure, and Common Fate (moving in same direction at same speed)

Question 12

Accomodation

Answer 12

Automatic adjustments of the lens that maintain a focused image on the retina (20cm to 3m)

Question 13

Vergence

Answer 13

Degree to which the eyes are turned inward to maintain fixation on an object (up to 6m)

Question 14

Interposition

Answer 14

Nearer objects will block the view of distant objects

Question 15

Monocular Depth Cues

Answer 15

Perspective (weird angles on a known shape) and Motion Parallax

Question 16

Binocular disparity

Answer 16

The disparity between the images of each eye

Question 17

Integral Dimension

Answer 17

Features that cannot be separated about an object

Question 18

Separable Dimension

Answer 18

Features that exist independently of each other

Question 19

Expectancies

Answer 19

Perception is induced by context