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Question 17 (Section 10.7) In the Holway & Boring experiment, participants' size perception was least accurate when... @) None of the above - depth cues actually did not affect size perception. they were missing information from binocular disparity, because two eyes are required for depth perception. they were missing the most depth cues, because perceived depth influences perceived size. @) they had all of the depth cues available, because perceived depth can result in illusory size perception. Question 18 (Section 10.7) What concept explains why your finger may appear to be the same size as the Leaning Tower of Pisa in a picture? @) Perspective convergence Binocular depth perception Visual angle ) Angle of disparity 0.5 Points Question 19 (Section 10.8) How does the Ponzo illusion work? @ the picture makes you think object A is farther away then object B, so object A appears faster. Last saved 6:00:45 PM Save and Close | Questions Filter (20) |