The "Hole in the Hand" Illusion Described in Your Textbook

question 238

Multiple Choice

The "hole in the hand" illusion described in your textbook demonstrates

• A)retinal disparity and the fusion of the two images.
• B)binocular depth cue known as accommodation.
• C)the phi phenomenon and motion parallax.
• D)convergence of the blind spots of both eyes to create the illusion.

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Definitions:

Negative Reinforcement

A type of operant conditioning that involves the removal of an unpleasant stimulus to increase the likelihood of a behavior being repeated.

Dull His Feelings

"Dull His Feelings" suggests an attempt to numb or suppress one's emotional responses, often through the use of substances or other coping mechanisms.

Schedule of Reinforcement

A rule or plan for determining the timing and frequency of reinforcement (rewards or punishments) in order to modify behavior.

Fixed Interval

A reinforcement schedule that rewards a response only after a specified time has elapsed, leading to a pattern of response following the reinforcement.