Tes

visual acuity

sharpness of vision

Shadows and highlights

gives us information about 3-D shapes

Balance

A person's vestibular sense helps control

A binocular cue

Convergence is an example of

Pupil

Light enters the eye through which of the following

Visual acuity

The Snellen Chart is used to measure which of the following

Sensation

The stimulation of sensory receptors and the transmission

the brain's uses of perceptual constancy

Visual illusions are caused by which of the followings

Smell

Which of the following is not part of the skin senses

Kinesthesis

even with eyes closed, a person knows about the positions and motion of his or her body parts because of

Clearness

monocular cue shown depth state that nearby objects

Optical nerve

the fluid-filled structures of inner ear that transmit sound

Stroboscopic motion

the illusion of movement produced by the rapid progression of images that are not is called

Perception

the psychological process through which we interpret sensory stimulation

Vestibular sense

the sense that is detects poison in the body and makes us vomit

absolute threshold

the smallest amount of a particular stimulus that can be detected

Closure

the tendency to perceive a complete or whole figure

Sensorineural

the type of deafness in which sounds of certain frequencies are not heard

all of the above

the way we perceive objects is determined by

Cones

what part of the eye enables people to perceive color