Author: Neelam Pari

A. texture gradient
B. relative movement
C. relative closure
D. None of these

A. loudness and intensity
B. resonance
C. brightness and hue
D. frequency

A. frequency theory
B. opponent-process theory
C. isomorphism
D. trichromatic theory

A. false sensation
B. wrong perception
C. false belief
D. both a and b

A. complete figures that have a gap in them
B. prefer differential contours
C. associate the distal and proximal stimuli
D. view on the basis of texture gradient

A. temporal lobe
B. occipital lobe
C. parietal lobe
D. frontal lobe

A. Purkinje effect
B. Zeigarnik effect
C. Young-Helmholtz effect
D. light adaptation

A. relative size
B. linear perspective
C. convergence
D. interposition

A. loudness
B. frequency
C. distance
D. timber

A. closure
B. similarity
C. proximity
D. relative size