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Figure 5.2
-In Figure 5.2, what output would a perfect competitor produce?
Convergence
A term that refers to the coming together of two or more things; in a physiological context, it describes the inward movement of the eyes toward each other when focusing on a close object.
Closure
The psychological tendency to seek a coherent and logical ending to an open issue or incomplete task.
Interposition
A visual cue for depth perception that occurs when one object partly blocks another; it can provide information about the relative positions and distances of objects in space.
Bottom-Up Processing
Information processing in which individual components or bits of data are combined until a complete perception is formed.
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