as you watch a door opening, its aspect changes from rectangular to trapezoidal, yet you continue to think of the door as rectangular. __________ explain(s) this phenomenon. A) Selective Attention B) Retinal Disparity C) Monocular depth cues D) Perceptual constancy

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as you watch a door opening, its aspect changes from rectangular to trapezoidal, yet you continue to think of the door as rectangular. __________ explain(s) this phenomenon.  A) Selective Attention B) Retinal Disparity C) Monocular depth cues D) Perceptual  constancy

bobpursley · Answer

You mean it is still rectangular? I always thought of it as changing shape. I guess I don't have any monocular depth clues. But I do see rabbits and deer at night in the dark, because of perceptual constancy.

lupe · Answer

your right does not change shapes still been rectangular so i would go head and try perceptual constancy

bobpursley · Answer

Hmmm. I must be very poor at giving hints.

lupe · Answer

okay for the first question i asked you. The "face Module" lcoated in the right temporal lobe of the brain, explain why. A) The cells fire when a dog lover looks at pictures of show dogs. B) Infants are not afraid to go to strangers. C) Ganglion cells in this area respond to simple features. D) WE need only the right eye to recognize familiar faces.

Ms. Sue · Answer

Which of those four answers do you think makes sense?

lupe · Answer

B)the infants are not afraid to go to strangers

Ms. Sue · Answer

That explains the RESULT of this brain function. But your question asks WHY.

lupe · Answer

okay so the Answer could be C

Ms. Sue · Answer

Right! :-)

lupe · Answer

perceotual illusions occur when our brain misinterprets sensory information or because of sencory: A) Overload B) Adaptation C) Deptivation D) patterns