Describe the difference between monocular and binocular vision
Please provide the best answer for the statement.
Animals and humans who have their eyes placed on the front of their heads are capable of binocular vision. In binocular vision the signals from the two eyes reach the brain, where they are processed into a single picture with depth. As a result, we have the ability to judge distances. In some birds and lizards, they have their eyes placed on the sides of their head. These animals have monocular vision. One picture of what is being seen by one eye is processed in the brain. These animals are not able to perceive true depth, but are able to use monocular cues to make some judgments about depth.
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A. metacognitive skills B. metalinguistic awareness C. pragmatics D. syntax
Parents who give their sons toys that stress action and competition
A) encourage aggression and antisocial behavior in their children. B) also provide their daughters with toys that stress action and competition. C) encourage gender-specific play activities and behaviors. D) promote gender-typing more strongly during middle childhood than preschool.
To explain what his red-green color blindness was like, Pedro commented that he:
a. Saw gray when he saw things that were colored red or green b. Was unable to identify the differences between the US and UK flags c. Saw two different lights on a traffic light being similarly colored d. Was very light sensitive
Behavioral psychologists would say that the high rates of academic dishonesty on college campuses is due to the
a. students' biological predispositions toward cheating. b. instinctual drives of aggressiveness against authority by young people. c. students' lack of congruence between their real and ideal selves. d. situations in classes that allow cheating to take place.