To Develop a Normal Repertoire of Visual-Spatial Skills, One Must

question 50

Multiple Choice

To develop a normal repertoire of visual-spatial skills, one must pay attention to objects that move. This is known as:

• A) Perception
• B) Visual acuity
• C) Figure-ground perception
• D) Depth perception
• E) The motion hypothesis

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