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A) the apparent convergence of parallel lines to judge relative distance
B) overlap among various objects to judge relative distance
C) differences in the perceived size of objects to judge relative distance
D) shadows cast by objects to judge relative distance
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A) trichromatic theory
B) frequency theory
C) gate-control theory
D) opponent-process theory
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A) have a constant shape even when viewed from different distances
B) have a constant size even when viewed from different distances
C) become smaller as they move away from us
D) become larger as they move away from us
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A) in the muscles that surround our joints
B) at the base of the spinal cord
C) in the inner ear
D) in the temporal lobe of the cortex
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A) decibels
B) geons
C) hertz
D) convergence
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A) trichromatic theory
B) opponent-process theory
C) akinetopsia theory
D) gate-control theory
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A) red, white, and blue
B) green, white, and blue
C) green, black, and yellow
D) completely yellow
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A) iris
B) optic nerve
C) retina
D) cornea
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A) a hit
B) a miss
C) a correct rejection
D) a false alarm
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A) feature detectors
B) channels within the thalamus
C) sensory thresholds
D) lobes in the cerebral cortex
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A) perceptual invariance
B) perceptual assimilation
C) changing difference thresholds
D) sensory adaptation
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A) the tendency of sensory systems to increase sensitivity to a constant source of stimulation
B) the intensity level at which people can detect the presence of a stimulus 50% of the time
C) the tendency of sensory systems to reduce sensitivity to a constant source of stimulation
D) the smallest difference in the magnitude of two stimuli that an observer can reliably detect
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