Optic Flow Is a Critical Cue to Depth When a Person

question 36

Multiple Choice

Optic flow is a critical cue to depth when a person is driving, though it also operates, of course, when a person moves slowly through a scene. The objects and surfaces near the point toward which the person is heading is called _____, which move(s) outward slowly in the retinal image.

• A) motion parallax
• B) cast shadows
• C) focus of expansion
• D) linear perspective

Recognize the importance of sensory adaptation and phantom limb sensations in the context of pain and sensory experiences.

Understand the significance of touch, including the basic sensations involved and the influence of external stimuli.

Explain how mental and physical distractions can influence pain perception.

Comprehend the role of empathy, social support, and other external factors in pain management and perception.

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