Priscilla Can Recall Information Such as the Price, Number of Shelves

question 46

True/False

Priscilla can recall information such as the price, number of shelves, and color of the refrigerator she purchased. However, she cannot recall the refrigerator's capacity. This is an example of inhibition.

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Definitions:

Three Dimensions

Usually refers to the three physical dimensions in which objects exist and move: height, width, and depth.

Distance Judgments

Distance judgments refer to the ability and the process by which individuals assess or estimate the distance of objects from themselves or other reference points.

Horizontal-Vertical Illusion

A visual illusion where horizontal segments appear longer than vertical segments of the same length due to perceptual biases.

Relative Height

A principle in visual perception where objects positioned higher in the visual field are perceived as more distant.