To a Passing Observer, All Types of Collective Behaviour Appear

question 2

True/False

To a passing observer, all types of collective behaviour appear very much the same.

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Definitions:

Motion Parallax

A depth cue involving the apparent relative motion of stationary objects as observed by an observer moving across the landscape.

Attentional Blindness

Also known as inattentional blindness, it is the phenomenon where an individual does not see new and unexpected changes in their visual field when their attention is focused elsewhere.

Top-Down Processing

A cognitive process that starts with the use of contextual information or an overarching understanding to perceive and understand stimuli.

Bottom-Up Processing

An approach in sensory processing where perception starts with an input stimulus and builds towards a concept, emphasizing the importance of sensory data in object recognition and interpretation.