U2AOS2 - Perception (4)

What section of this diagram represent the interpretation stage of perception?

• Yellow section

• Blue section

• Bottom half

• Top half

The use of perceptual principles to group

elements of a stimulus in order to form a

meaningful whole, is called?

• Perceptual ordering

• Perceptual organisation

• Perceptual interpretation

• Perceptual selection

Name aspects of perceptual organisation.

• Perceptual selection & interpretation

• Form perception & depth/distance perception

• Motion perception & perceptual consistency

• Gestalt principles, figure ground & perceptual grouping

Why do we perceive the small car to be further away?

• Accomodation

• Pictorial depth clues

• Convergence

• Retinal disparity

Why do we view different images from our left eye and our right eye?

• Retinal disparity

• Convergence

• Pictorial depth clues

• Accomodation

What does this diagram represent?

• Retinal disparity

• Convergence

• Pictorial depth clues

• Accomodation

Pictorial depth cues & accommodation are examples of?

• Monocular (one eye) depth cues

• Binocular (two eyes) depth cues

• Pictorial depth cues

• Perceptual selection

What types of pictorial depth cues are represented in these pictures?

• Texture gradient, relative size, light and shadow

• Linear depth cues, light and shadow & height in a visual field

• Linear depth cues, interposition & light and shadow

• Linear depth cues, interposition & height in a visual field

The process of inferring the speed and direction of objects that move in a visual scene given some visual input, is called?

• Speed perception

• Spinning perception

• Circle perception

• Motion perception

How do we know this is a series of 4 pictures of the same door?

• Shape constancies

• Size constancies

• Object permanence

• Perceptual set