Visual cues & constancies

Read the following information.

Calculate the percentage of people who said Car B was further away.

Show your workings.

Name two monocular depth cues that are present in Figure 1.

Explain how both of the monocular depth cues you have named in Question 9.2 help people to perceive the distance of the cars in Figure 1.

Name one binocular depth cue.

Which one of the following is a description of occlusion?

Shade one box.

Read the following information.

Outline one binocular depth cue that affects how people judge distance.

Refer to Ava’s experience in your answer.

Objects that are closer in your visual field appear larger than those that are further away.

Which one of the following causes this?

Shade one box.

Objects that are closer in your visual field can cover part of another object that is further away.

Which one of the following causes this?

Shade one box.

Which two of the following are binocular depth cues?

Shade two boxes.

Name two monocular depth cues.