29. What structure allows is
to perceive color, the
ability to see in bright
light and to see in fine
detail or focus is called
the:
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37. The process by which
sensory information is
turned into neural
messages that can be
interpreted by the brain
is called:
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45. This proposes that there
are red, blue and green
color receptors in the
retina that allow us to
experience all color
perception.
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49. This theory proposes that
there are three types of
photoreceptors that are
grouped into pairs and
stimulation of these lead
to all color perception.
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57. Which type of color
blindness would someone
have is they experience no
color perception and live in
a world of black, white and
shades of gray?
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63. What is the name of the
bodily sense that provides
information about
perceptions of the location
of various body parts and
about the position of the
body in space?
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69. This binocular cue occurs
because the muscles of each
eye provide information
about depth and distance
when they move the eyes
towards each other.
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73. Textured surfaces appear
to be smoother and less
textured when they are
far from the viewer. This
is known as what?
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75. Who are the individuals
who conducted an
experiment to test depth
perception in infants?
What was the name of
that study?
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77. Will infants who have
NOT yet developed
depth perception crawl
past the edge in the
visual cliff experiment?
Why?
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