Gibson reasoned that visual cues are not relevant to depth perception based on:
A) his experience in submarines during the war
B) his experience racing cars
C) research with blind research participants
D) experiments with WWII pilots
E) his wife Eleanor's research with infants and the visual cliff
D
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a. visualize the solution rather than physically moving items around. b. physically interact with aspects of the problem rather than deal with them intellectually. c. focus on the first solution that comes to mind. d. take a more flexible approach in categorizing the world.
An important lesson to learn from the stage-based model proposed by Kübler-Ross is
a. individuals can become effective providers of care for dying persons without having tolisten to such persons b. those who are coping with dying are still alive and often have unfinished needs that theymay want to address c. other individuals cannot learn from dying persons and thus come to understand themselves better d. all of these e. none of these
Rehearsal resembles...
a. echoic memory b. acoustic interference c. autobiographical stories d. encoding e. "re-hearing" something
The example in the text of the direction triangles illustrated:
A) the influence of higher-order mental processes on visual perception B) the influence of geometric forms on perception C) the influence of color on perception D) the influence of partial reinforcement on perception E) the influence of triangles on motion