You look through an old photographic slide-viewer toy,
which creates the impression of seeing a three-dimensional scene by one photograph of the scene being displayed to one eye and a slightly different view of this scene being presented to the other eye. When these two images are fused into one overall image, which of the following occurs?
a. the motion parallax
b. stereoscopic vision
c. an aerial perspective
d. visual assimilation
ANSWER: b
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A. universality. B. professional courtesy. C. utilitarianism. D. deontology.
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She also listed all the times she found it awkward or impossible to use condoms in her sexual encounters. After completing these tasks, Sally reduced her dissonance by reporting a greater willingness to use condoms in her future sexual activities. Why? She a. was embarrassed by the tasks, and wanted to please the experimenters. b. felt like a hypocrite, and changed her attitude to reduce the dissonance. c. changed her attitude to convince the experimenters to destroy her videotape. d. felt a like a hypocrite and maintained her attitude to maintain dissonance.
Criteria for ______ include a restriction of food, a below-normal body weight, a fear of gaining weight, and a distortion of how body weight is experienced.
a. anorexia nervosa b. bulimia nervosa c. pica d. binge eating disorder