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Visual Perception

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Context: There were two major ancient Greek schools, providing a primitive explanation of how vision works.

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Visual Perception

Source: James Gibson

Area: Psychology

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2 | affective | two | This research contrasts …
2 | air | the evolution of plants and their increasing role in carbon fixation/and the consumption of oxygen by rapidly diversifying animal faunae and also by plants for photorespiration and their own metabolic needs at night | two | Two main processes gover…
3 | air | major constituents of Earth's atmosphere are nitrogen/oxygen/argon | three | The three major constitu…
4 | anagogical | The literal/historical backwards to the past/the allegoric forwards to the future/the tropological downwards to the moral/human/the anagogic upwards to the spiritual/heavenly | four | The four methods of inte…
5 | angry | five | The study suggests a num…
4 | animal | four | Since then, the last fou…
2 | archery | the bow arm/the string hand arm simultaneously especially when using bows having draw weights from 45 kg to over 80 kg | both | Traditional English Long…
2 | archery | penetration/a large wound | both | Arrows used for hunting …
3 | archery | -under aiming places the index/middle/ring fingers under the nocked arrow | three | Three-under aiming place…
2 | argument | the above argument and explanation require knowing the generalities that a fleas often cause itching/and b that one often scratches to relieve itching | both | Both the above argument …
2 | argument | both | Each premise and the con…
2 | argument | premises/a conclusion | two | A typical example is the…
2 | argument | two | From this perspective, t…
3 | argument | through the logical/the dialectical/the rhetorical perspective | three | The process of crafting …
2 | arithmetic | The first operation can be completed using methods like repeated multiplication or exponentiation by squaring/One way to get an approximate result for the second operation is to employ Newton's method which uses a series of steps to gradually refine an initial guess until it reaches the desired level of accuracy | both | Both integer arithmetic …
2 | arithmetic | positive/negative whole numbers | both | The set of integers enco…
2 | arithmetic | 9/0 | pair | For instance, the pair (…
2 | arithmetic | 3/7 | pair | For example, the pair (3…
2 | arithmetic | sets one for all numbers below the represented real number/the other for the rest | two | According to this approa…
2 | autonomous | develop/exercise our ability to live in a world with others | both | Cooperative rational int…
2 | autonomous | vital aspects wherein there is an emotional component where one relies more on themselves rather than their parents/a behavioural component where one makes decisions independently by using their judgement | two | Autonomy has two vital a…
3 | autonomous | three | Kohlberg established thr…
3 | autonomous | Firstly autonomy as the right for one to make their own decisions excluding any interference from others/Secondly autonomy as the capacity to make such decisions through one's own independence of mind and after personal reflection/Thirdly as an ideal way of living life autonomously | three | Immanuel Kant (1724–1804…
4 | bacteria | When a population of bacteria first enter a high-nutrient environment that allows growth the cells need to adapt to their new environment/The first phase of growth is the lag phase a period of slow growth when the cells are adapting to the high-nutrient environment and preparing for fast growth/The second phase of growth is the logarithmic phase also known as the exponential phase/The third phase of growth is the stationary phase and is caused by depleted nutrients | four | Bacterial growth follows…
2 | biology | two | The different stages of …
4 | biology | Light absorption/electron transport/ATP synthesis/carbon fixation | four | Photosynthesis has four …
2 | brain | both | Although many details re…
2 | brain | both | The wisdom of this appro…
2 | brain | by computer scientists/neuroscientists | both | The computational functi…
2 | brain | hemispheres/controls higher functions | two | The cerebrum or telencep…
2 | brain | insects crustaceans arachnids/others | two | Two groups of invertebra…
2 | brain | two | A key component of the s…
2 | brain | non-REM/usually without dreaming | two | There are two types of s…
2 | brain | neurotransmitters that are most widely found in the vertebrate brain are glutamate which almost always exerts excitatory effects on target neurons/gamma-aminobutyric acid which is almost always inhibitory | two | The two neurotransmitter…
2 | brain | components of the subpallium the striatum/pallidum | two | Beneath the pallium are …
2 | brain | two | Cerebral arteries pierce…
3 | brain | prosencephalon/subdivided into telencephalon/diencephalon | three | All vertebrate brains ca…
6 | brain | six | Neuroanatomists usually …
10 | brain | ten | On average, a mammal has…
4 | calligraphy | Treasures of the Study – ink brushes known as máobǐ/Chinese ink/paper/inkstones – to write Chinese characters | four | Traditional East Asian w…
4 | cardinal virtue | four | The Platonist view of th…
4 | cardinal virtue | four | While the first four dat…
4 | causal | "final &gt/efficient &gt/material &gt/formal" | four | In line with Aristotelia…
4 | causal | four | Aristotle identified fou…
4 | causal | four | An early version of Aris…
4 | causal | kinds/explanatory modes/only one/the 'efficient cause' is a cause as defined in the leading paragraph of this present article | four | Of Aristotle's four kind…
4 | causal | earth/air/fire/water | four | Efficient causation was …
2 | cause | two | And since celestial bodi…
4 | cause | This table is solid and brown because it is made of wood/it does not collapse because it has four legs of equal length/it is as it is because a carpenter made it starting from a tree/it has these dimensions because it is to be used by humans | four | For example, if asking w…
4 | cause | four | It often lost that broad…
4 | cause | earth/air/fire/water | four | Efficient causation was …
4 | cause | four | In Physics II.3, I.7-9 a…
2 | chariotry | horses one well behaved and the other troublesome representing opposite impulses of human nature/the task of the charioteer representing reason was to stop the horses from going different ways and to guide them towards enlightenment | two | Plato, in his Chariot Al…
3 | chariotry | three | The Hittites were renown…
4 | chariotry | four | 1000 BC, depicts a biga …
4 | chariotry | the red/blue/green/white teams | four | There were four division…
4 | chariotry | four | The seal depicts a line …
4 | chariotry | four | In ancient Rome a biga d…
4 | chariotry | four | A Shang chariot was ofte…
5 | chastity | major/minor vows of Jainism/prescribing slightly different expectations for ascetics/laypeople/respectively | five | Brahmacarya is one of th…
3 | Chemistry | states meet based on the conditions/it is known as a triple point and since this is invariant/it is a convenient way to define a set of conditions | three | When three states meet b…
4 | civilization | four | Kardashev recalls that a…
4 | clinging | four | In the Four Noble Truths…
4 | color | four | However, outside of mamm…
2 | concrete operational | both | An experimenter will hav…
2 | concrete operational | glasses that are the same size fill them to the same level with liquid/make sure the child understands that both of the glasses have the same amount of water in them | two | An experimenter will hav…
2 | concrete operational | imaginary audience/personal fable | two | Adolescent egocentrism c…
2 | concrete operational | two | Children's inability to …
2 | concrete operational | subclasses/the larger class all at the same time | two | This is due to her diffi…
3 | conformist | three | Normative influence, a f…
2 | death | the process and the eventuality/it is hard wired and part of the 'survival instinct' of all animals | both | Death studies is a field…
2 | death | a medical/legal standpoint have made it difficult to create a single unifying definition | both | Additionally, the advent…
2 | death | completely different cell types/as a consequence include the death of somatic line as a regular genetically regulated part of its life history | two | The Volvox algae are amo…
2 | death | two | There are two forms of a…
2 | death | two | In the United Kingdom, f…
3 | death | three | At that time, three clin…
9 | death | nine | Of these, two-thirds die…
10 | define | ten | The scholastic philosoph…
4 | deluding | French psychiatry/however/also establishes a difference between "paranoid"/"paranoiac" delusion | four | Delusions are categorize…
4 | discourse position | discourses which he called Master/University/Hysteric and Analyst/and suggested that these relate dynamically to one another | four | He defined four discours…
4 | discourse position | four | Prior to the development…
4 | discourse position | four | The four discourses theo…
2 | disgusted | The first form is the denial of uniquely human traits examples include products of culture and modification/The second form is the denial of human nature examples include emotionality and personality | two | Some researchers have di…
3 | economic growth | three | By John W. Kendrick's es…
3 | Economics | factors of production/the major contributors to a nation's wealth/as distinct from the physiocratic idea that only agriculture was productive | three | The publication of Adam …
4 | ego development | levels of "interpersonal maturity and interpersonal integration" impulsive/conformist/conscientious/and autonomous | four | Sullivan (1958) proposed…
8 | ego development | eight | Loevinger proposed eight…
4 | element | four | In traditional Bambara s…
4 | element | elements with the four natures heat/cold/dryness/moisture | four | The Islamic philosophers…
4 | equanimity | sublime attitudes/along with loving-kindness/compassion/joy | four | Here upekṣhā is consider…
2 | eukaryote | both | Eukaryotes can reproduce…
2 | evaluation | of these approaches seek to misrepresent value interpretations about an object/they function differently from each other | both | Politically controlled a…
2 | extraversion | introverts/extraverts enrich society with examples including the introverts Isaac Newton Albert Einstein Mahatma Gandhi Dr Seuss W | both | In contrast, Cain says t…
2 | extraversion | introvert/extravert traits | both | Kaminski described otrov…
3 | extraversion | three | The trait of introversio…
2 | font | both | While most of these use …
4 | fossil | four | The fossil record is lif…
4 | fraternity | social/service/professional/honorary | four | On college campuses, fra…
4 | gamer | Achievers/Explorers/Socializers/Killers | four | The taxonomy is based on…
4 | Geography | four | The Four traditions of g…
2 | geometry | dimension/three dimensions respectively | two | Length, area, and volume…
4 | geometry | four | He is credited with the …
4 | grammar | types of grammars/the class of language it generates/the type of automaton that recognizes it/the form its rules must have | four | The following table summ…
4 | green | four | However, green was not c…
2 | grief | day-to-day functioning/the evolving emotional relationship with the deceased | both | One influential approach…
2 | grief | two | The two-track model of b…
4 | group development | four | In 1977, Tuckman, jointl…
4 | hands | four | The first four compartme…
4 | health | endurance/strength/flexibility/balance | four | According to the Nationa…
4 | heaven | four | Heaven ordained the four…
4 | hierarchy | four | In this system, the thre…
3 | holy spirit | three | He stated that the Holy …
4 | humors | four | There are not two sexes …
4 | humors | four | The Unani school of medi…
4 | humors | four | "The egg of Amma was clo…
4 | humors | four | In Chapters 6 and 7 of t…
4 | humors | four | Humoralism, or the doctr…
2 | idealistic | conceptually/in terms of human experience through a reorientation of thought | both | The theology of Christia…
2 | image | be figurative/literal | both | It can both be figurativ…
7 | indigo | I desired a friend to draw with a pencil lines cross the image/pillar of colours/where every one of the seven aforenamed colours was most full/brisk/also where he judged the truest confines of them to be/whilst I held the paper so/that the said image might fall within a certain compass marked on it | seven | Having decided upon seve…
2 | integrity | both | Integrity also demands k…
2 | jury | questions of fact/questions of law are decided by a judge is known as a bench trial | both | A trial without a jury (…
2 | learning | -step process/where the individual first receives the information through an internal or external mean and then processes it | two | The Felder Silverman Lea…
4 | learning | four | Kolb's model outlines tw…
2 | legal | two | John Locke, in his Two T…
2 | legal | two | The paradigm case of a c…
2 | life | two | The theory of spontaneou…
2 | linguistic | two | Translators are often em…
2 | linguistic anthropology | to/through the use of language | both | Ochs and Schieffelin dem…
2 | Logic | both | For instance, Jan Łukasi…
2 | Logic | negation elimination the principle of explosion/the bivalence of truth | double | These intuitions include…
2 | Logic | either by affirming it/by denying it | two | The predicate can be lin…
3 | Logic | a subject/a predicate/a copula connecting the subject to the predicate | three | Each proposition has thr…
2 | logos | πᾰ́θος/páthos | two | The other two modes are …
4 | love | four | Lewis wrote a book calle…
4 | loyalist | four | There were in fact four …
4 | mania | four | To be classified as a ma…
4 | meaning of life | wish/desire/love/sensual pleasure | four | There are four possible …
4 | meaning of life | four | The four proper goals of…
2 | meiosis | two | Meiosis I separates repl…
2 | mental function | micro-scale studies of individual neurons/synapses as well as the macro-scale analyses of interactions between brain regions | both | It is particularly inter…
4 | metaphysical | quality/place are said of substances/depend on them | four | He argued that substance…
2 | mind | parties one of them a human/the other a computer | two | The Turing test, propose…
4 | mind | four | An influential theory by…
4 | mindfulness | four | Sharf refers to the Mili…
3 | moksha | kama/artha/dharma | three | The Vedas suggest three …
3 | moksha | waking/dream/deep sleep | three | In Vedic literature, the…
4 | monotheism | four | Heaven ordained the four…
2 | mood | both | In this model, emotional…
2 | mood | -dimensional model consists of vectors that point in two directions/representing a "boomerang" shape | two | The vector model of emot…
2 | mood | -dimensional circular space containing arousal/valence dimensions | two | This model suggests that…
4 | mood | God/immorality/freedom/moral duty | four | James names four "postul…
2 | motion | both | Inside the atomic nucleu…
7 | motion | seven | In 2019, the speed of li…
4 | motivation for action | four | Those pronouns called "p…
8 | motivation for action | eight | 4. ORIGIN OF DOMINION AN…
8 | motivation for action | eight | The division of the loca…
12 | motivation for action | twelve | In addition, I have long…
4 | music | "Pitch"/"timbre" match exactly "loudness" links with dynamics/"time" links with the time-based elements of rhythm duration/tempo | four | 2). Nonetheless, these e…
5 | Muslim life | five | There are five principle…
2 | Natural | temperature is increasing on the average/regional climates have been undergoing noticeable changes | two | In the present day, two …
4 | noble path | Practices/The Five ranks/The Ten Ox-Herding Pictures/The Three mysterious Gates of Linji | four | There is no single domin…
4 | noble truth | four | The developing Buddhist …
4 | noble truth | four | According to the Ekavyāv…
4 | noble truth | Noble Truths reformulated/restated in modernistic terms[note 53][note 54] This "deflated secular Buddhism" stresses compassion impermanence causality selfless persons no Boddhisattvas no nirvana no rebirth/a naturalist's approach to well-being of oneself/others | four | It is devoid of rebirth,…
4 | noble truth | truths were superseded by pratityasamutpada/and still later/in the Hinayana schools/by the doctrine of the non-existence of a substantial self or person | four | According to Schmithause…
4 | noble truth | four | ...the accounts which in…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Gethin, the…
4 | noble truth | four | Within the Theravada tra…
4 | noble truth | Noble Truths/the Eightfold Path means living happily/wisely/"without drastic changes in lifestyle" | four | In contrast, freedom in …
2 | Observation Bias | double | These include careful do…
2 | occupational | statutes the word 'includes' is a term of enlargement not of limitation/and the reference to certain entities or categories is not intended to exclude all others" | both | It is obvious that withi…
4 | old age | four | Research has shown that …
4 | old age | good/medium/poor/very poor | four | Similarly, the "Berlin A…
2 | pain | important aspects of biopower/a concept that encompasses the "set of mechanisms through which the basic biological features of the human species became the object of a political strategy" | both | The deliberate inflictio…
4 | personality | four | Modern conceptions of pe…
2 | personality trait | normal/abnormal personality traits" | both | In her review of the per…
2 | personality trait | synthesis analysis methodical study fact retention/elaborative processing | two | Two of the Big Five trai…
4 | personality trait | surgency/sociability/negative emotionality/persistence/effortful control/activity level | four | Models of temperament of…
2 | phase transition | whereas above the boiling point the gaseous form is the more stable | two | Below the boiling point,…
4 | phlegmatic | four | 370 BC) described the fo…
4 | physical touch | four | The four mechanoreceptor…
4 | plot | four | Booker asserts that the …
4 | plot | four | Examples: The Wasps (Ari…
2 | poetry | verse/prose since first being recorded about 500 BCE are perhaps the richest single source of allegorical poetry through the ages | both | Aesop's Fables, repeated…
4 | poetry | four | The number of metrical f…
3 | pray | three | Followers of the Baháʼí …
8 | precept | eight | Furthermore, many nuns i…
2 | Psychology | carry genes that contribute to depression in her offspring/also create a rearing environment that increases the risk of depression in her child | both | A depressed mother may b…
2 | Psychology | both | Newer functional neuroim…
2 | Psychology | aspirational principles/binding ethical standards | both | It has changed multiple …
2 | Psychology | two | In one of the first psyc…
2 | Psychology | have been quite controversial/for example the Sociobiology of EO Wilson | two | Research in comparative …
2 | Psychology | two | These two African Americ…
3 | Psychology | grades of school/school administrators may not permit educational psychologists to randomly assign children to phonics and whole language classrooms/in which case the psychologists must work with preexisting classroom assignments | three | For example, in research…
4 | Psychology | major theoretical perspectives are psychodynamic/cognitive behavioral/existential–humanistic/and systems or family therapy | four | Four major theoretical p…
5 | Psychology | five | The APA's Ethical Princi…
5 | Psychology | five | However, despite a pleth…
3 | reading | three | Also in Ontario, 52% of …
4 | reading | four | For example, it is estim…
2 | recollection | different groups/one group was physically active the other group was not | two | One test selected childr…
4 | red | four | Four examples are shown …
4 | river | four | A river beginning in the…
2 | self | two | In Christian theological…
4 | sephirah | four | In the Zohar and elsewhe…
2 | sign | 1898/1903 | two | The one who did the most…
4 | sign | four | Four methods which Peirc…
4 | simple machine | types of joints the revolute joint sliding joint cam joint/gear joint/related connections such as cables/belts it is possible to understand a machine as an assembly of solid parts that connect these joints | four | Starting with four types…
2 | slandering | related concepts detraction/slander | two | The Catholic Encyclopedi…
4 | slandering | four | Although laws vary by st…
4 | socializer | Shaping gender related attributes through toys/activities differing their interaction with children based on the sex of the child serving as primary gender models/communicating gender ideals/expectations | four | Sociologists have identi…
7 | socializer | seven | In stage seven, or middl…
2 | soul | take place among those who practise absorption meditations/become brahmas | two | The Mahavedalla-sutta me…
4 | spaced practice | four | The spacing effect is pr…
4 | star sign | four | Association of the astro…
2 | star sign (mutable) | two | The relation of the sign…
4 | star sign (mutable) | four | The third factor is whic…
4 | star sign (mutable) | four | The next four signs, Leo…
4 | star sign (mutable) | four | The last four signs of t…
6 | star sign (mutable) | Aries/Gemini/Leo/Libra/Sagittarius/Aquarius | six | Positive polarity signs,…
2 | state | the Primordial "Earlier Heaven" or "Fuxi" bagua which is so named according the legend of Fuxi being the first primordial being to identify the eight trigrams/the Manifested "Later Heaven" or "King Wen" bagua which arose recorded Chinese history | two | The bagua can appear sin…
2 | Statistics | types of studies/the effect of differences of an independent variable on the behavior of the dependent variable are observed | both | In both types of studies…
3 | story plot | three | As a result, according t…
4 | SWOT Analysis | components into present/future/not as would later become common in SWOT analysis into internal/external | four | Stewart et al. focused o…
2 | taste | two | At least two different v…
4 | temperament | four | In four less-ideal types…
4 | temperament | four | In the 20th century, Car…
4 | temperament | four | He classified them as ho…
2 | time | temporal/spatial dimensions can be altered by high-speed motion | both | Einstein showed how both…
7 | time | seven | Seven- to ten-year-olds …
4 | touch | four | They are innervated by f…
2 | tradition | unnecessary/unimportant | both | There is however no "the…
2 | traffic flow | the highway/the alternative route stays the same | both | At this stage, the trave…
2 | traffic flow | two | The merge ratio will be …
2 | triadic structure | 1812 1813 1816/bkI revised 1831 | two | There are two texts of H…
3 | triadic structure | Beiser observes that Hegel's theory is "his attempt to rehabilitate the natural law tradition while taking into account the criticisms of the historical school" He adds that "without a sound interpretation of Hegel's theory of natural law/we have very little understanding of the very foundation of his social and political thought"[u] Consistent with Beiser's position/scholar Adriaan T | three | As a first approximation…
3 | triadic structure | three | These elements are "demo…
3 | triadic structure | is the final part of the Logic It discusses the doctrine of "the Concept" which is concerned with reintegrating those categories of objectivity into a thoroughly idealistic account of reality[p] Simplifying greatly Being describes its concepts just as they appear Essence attempts to explain them with reference to opposites/the Concept explains/unites them both in terms of an internal teleology | three | Book three is the final …
3 | triadic structure | anthropology/phenomenology/psychology | three | Hegel divides his philos…
4 | twelve-fold chain | four | The Theravāda abhidhamma…
4 | unconscious competence | four | The model was used at Go…
4 | unconscious incompetence | four | Several elements, includ…
2 | universal value | First it could be that something has a universal value when everybody finds it valuable/According to Berlin "universal valuesare values that a great many human beings in the vast majority of places and situations at almost all times do in fact hold in common whether consciously and explicitly or as expressed in their behaviour" Second something could have universal value when all people have reason to believe it has value | two | The claim for universal …
4 | virtue | prudence/justice/temperance/courage | four | Christian scholars frequ…
4 | virtue | four | In Christian history, th…
2 | visual | rod opsins/cone opsins | two | In humans, two types of …
2 | Visual Perception | major ancient Greek schools/providing a primitive explanation of how vision works | two | There were two major anc…
3 | wasteful | three | The South Gippsland Wate…
4 | wind | four | Strong 300 kilometers pe…
3 | yellow | three | In color printing, yello…
4 | yinyang | four | By drawing a horizontal …