Exam #1 Binocular Cues

Binocular cues:

distance or depth that requires both eyes. Ex. looking through binoculars or looking at an object in the distance and knowing how far away it is.

Convergence:

muscles rotating in the eyes to focus on an object.

Binocular cues:

distance or depth that requires both eyes. Ex. looking through binoculars or looking at an object in the distance and knowing how far away it is.

Convergence:

muscles rotating in the eyes to focus on an object.

Binocular disparity:

the difference in image location of an object seen by both eyes, resulting from the separation of the eyes.

Perceptual constancy:

perceive familiar objects as constant despite changes in sensory input.

Size constancy:

the perception of a familiar object remaining the same shape regardless of perception by our retinas.

Shape constancy:

the perception of a familiar object remaining the same shape regardless of the image perceived by the retina.