Behaviors That Have Discrete Beginnings and Endings May Be Assessed

question 14

Short Answer

Behaviors that have discrete beginnings and endings may be assessed in terms of the length of time the behavior lasts-their __________.

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Definitions:

Opponent-process Theory

A psychological and neurological model that explains a wide range of behaviors, including color vision, by proposing that certain pairs of colors are processed by mechanisms that work in opposition to each other.

After-image

A visual illusion in which retinal impressions persist after the removal of a stimulus, often seen in complementary colors.

Texture Gradient

Texture Gradient is a visual cue used to perceive depth, where objects with finer, denser textures are perceived as farther away compared to those with coarser, more widely spaced textures.

Depth Cue

Visual or auditory information that helps to judge the distance or depth of objects in one's environment.