The Illusion of the Ames Room Works Because

question 12

Multiple Choice

The illusion of the Ames room works because:

• A) size is computed from an incorrect estimate of distance
• B) distance is inferred from an incorrect assumption about size
• C) the conflicting distance cues make a depth determination ambiguous
• D) the conflict between size and distance cues is incorrectly resolved

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Definitions:

Localization of Function

The concept that different parts of the brain are responsible for specific psychological processes and behaviors.

Neural Structures

Physical formations comprised of neurons within the nervous system that play a crucial role in controlling behavior and cognitive functions.

Brain Region

Specific areas within the brain responsible for particular functions or processes.

Ecological Validity

A property of research such that the focus of study is something that occurs naturally outside an experimental laboratory.