A. lens
B. iris
C. pupil
D. cornea
Author: Neelam Pari
A. figure-ground discrimination
B. depth perception
C. feature detection
D. signal detection theory
A. photons
B. waves
C. intensity
D. photoreception
A. stimulus thresholds
B. sensory transduction
C. the tricolor theory
D. reinforcement rate matching
A. delusion
B. auto-kinesis
C. response in the absence of external stimulus
D. accurate perception of an external stimulus
A. telekinesis
B. delusion
C. hallucinations
D. illusion
A. stroboscopic effect
B. shape constancy
C. relation of moving object to immobile background
D. relation to phi-phenomenon to immobile background
A. linear perspective
B. convergence
C. light and shadow
D. relative position
A. rods
B. bipolar cells
C. cones
D. ganglion cells
A. shape constancy
B. size constancy
C. motion parallax
D. interposition
