AP Psych Monocular, Binocular cues, and

Inter-personal (GMI)

interacting with other people

intra-personal (GMI)

understanding your own emotions

musical (GMI)

understanding patterns, rhythm, pitch

naturalistic (GMI)

plants, the earth

linguistic (GMI)

speaking, writing, good with language and words

bodily kinesthetic (GMI)

sports, dance, balance

spatial intelligence (GMI)

good at visualizing things

logical mathematical (GMI)

good at complex math, recognizing patterns, good with numbers

analytical (STT)

traditional knowledge

adaptability (STT)

adaptable

practical (STT)

daily tasks

fluid

ability to reason and learn new skills

crystalized

info we have learned in the past and can apply it

monocular cues

Interposition, linear perspective, relative size, texture gradient, and relative clarity

binocular cues

retinal disparity and convergence

Interposition

closer objects block the view of things farther away

linear perspective

parallel lines are perceived to converge in the distance

relative size

if items are the same size, the one that casts the larger image on the retina is perceived as closer

texture gradient

texture appears less detailed as distance increases, so the more detail an object has, it is perceived closer

relative clarity

brain perceives distant objects as hazier, less detailed, and lighter/bluer compared to nearby objects

retinal disparity

brain compares image from each eye and can estimate distance

convergence

eyes turn inward to focus on close objects