The Process of Adjusting Focus When Looking at Objects Close

question 109

Multiple Choice

 The process of adjusting focus when looking at objects close up or at a distance is known as

• A) accommodation.
• B) assimilation.
• C) transduction.
• D) lateral inhibition.

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Definitions:

Categorical

Pertaining to categories or classification, often used in logic to describe statements that assert or deny something about all members of a category.

Quantifier

In logic, an expression (such as "all", "some", or "no") that indicates the quantity of specimens to which a proposition applies.

Atomic Open Sentence

A sentence in formal logic that contains a variable and becomes a proposition when the variable is replaced by a definite term.

Truth-functional

Pertaining to a logical or linguistic expression whose truth or falsehood depends only on the truth or falsehood of its components.