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Clues

Fineness is detail decreases the farther away the object is from the eye. Name the depth cue. (7, 8)
If an object blocks/lies across another object, the "complete" object is perceived to be closer. Name the depth cue. (15)
If the object is above the horizontal halfway line, it is often seen as more distant than objects lower down the line. Name the depth cue. (6, 2, 5)
Looking down a motorway, the outside lines appear to converge at a distant point, allowing us to interpret the distance of the road. Name the depth cue. (6, 11)
The Muller Lyer illusion is an example of which kind of illusion? (1, 9, 8)
The Necker Cube is an example of which kind of illusion? (9, 7)
What experimental design was used in this study? (8, 8)
What is the alternative theory of perception? (3, 8, 6)
Which type of processing does the constructivist theory support? (3, 4, 10)
Which type of processing does this theory support? (6, 2, 10)

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