8.5 Making sense of what we see Flashcards

(7 cards)

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Other than development of the visual cortex, what does vision perception also involve?

A

knowledge and experience

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for depth perception of close objects, what do we depend on to perceive them?

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the presence of cells in the visual cortex that obtain information from both eyes at once or ‘stereoscopic vision’

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for distance objects, what do we depend on to perceive them?

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visual cues and past experiences

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what does the carpentered world hypothesis state?

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those who live in a world dominated by straight lines and rights angles perceive depth cues differently to those who live in a circular culture

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5
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what is poor contour detection linked to?

A

higher retinal pigmentation

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why do young children struggle to perceive pictures as 3D?

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the depth cues in pictures are not innate and are learned

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what proved that some depth perception is innate?

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the visual cliff experiment

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