Perceptual Constancy
Psychology ⇒ Sensation and Perception
Perceptual Constancy starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe a real-life example of size constancy.
Describe how brightness constancy works when you look at a piece of white paper in sunlight and in shade.
Describe how perceptual constancy can be disrupted in certain neurological conditions.
Describe how perceptual constancy might fail in a visual illusion, such as the Ames room.
Describe a real-life example of size constancy.
Describe how brightness constancy works when you look at a piece of white paper in sunlight and in shade.
Describe how perceptual constancy can be disrupted in certain neurological conditions.
Describe how perceptual constancy might fail in a visual illusion, such as the Ames room.
Which of the following best describes color constancy? (1) Perceiving an object as having a constant color even under different lighting (2) Perceiving an object as moving (3) Perceiving an object as changing size (4) Perceiving an object as blurry
Which of the following best illustrates size constancy? (1) A ball appearing larger as it comes closer (2) A ball appearing to change color in different lights (3) A ball appearing the same size whether near or far (4) A ball appearing to change shape when rotated
Which of the following is an example of a failure of perceptual constancy? (1) Seeing a white shirt as blue under colored lights (2) Recognizing a friend in a crowd (3) Perceiving a door as rectangular as it opens (4) Seeing a car as the same size from different distances
Which of the following is an example of brightness constancy? (1) A red apple appearing red in sunlight and shade (2) A white shirt appearing equally bright indoors and outdoors (3) A coin appearing circular from different angles (4) A car appearing the same size at different distances
Fill in the blank: ________ constancy allows us to perceive the brightness of an object as constant even when its illumination changes.
Fill in the blank: ________ constancy refers to our ability to perceive the color of an object as constant even under varying lighting conditions.
Fill in the blank: Perceptual constancy helps us to recognize objects regardless of changes in ________, ________, or ________.
Fill in the blank: Perceptual constancy is a process that helps us maintain a ________ perception of objects despite changes in sensory input.
True or False: Brightness constancy is the perception that the brightness of an object remains the same even when the illumination changes.
True or False: Perceptual constancy allows us to recognize familiar objects even when viewed from unusual angles.
True or False: Perceptual constancy can be influenced by surrounding visual cues.
True or False: Perceptual constancy can sometimes lead to visual illusions.
