The Neuropsychological Evidence (FMRI, Patients with Trauma) Suggests That

question 18

Multiple Choice

The neuropsychological evidence (fMRI, patients with trauma) suggests that

• A) exemplars are stored in a different part of the brain than prototypes.
• B) different patterns of activity are seen when thinking about dogs versus when thinking about cats.
• C) we can narrow down a specific "grandmother" cell in the brain that contains all your knowledge of your grandmother.
• D) categories of objects seem to be stored in similar neural areas (e.g., living things versus nonliving things)

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Definitions:

Texture Gradient

A depth cue in which the gradual change in appearance of objects from coarse to fine texture signals increasing distance.

Linear Perspective

A technique in drawing and painting that creates the illusion of depth on a flat surface by converging parallel lines towards a single vanishing point on the horizon.

Interposition

A cue for depth perception where one object overlaps another, which then appears further away.

Interposition

A visual cue that one object is closer than another due to the overlapping of objects, which helps in perceiving depth.