B clairvoyance c precognition d psychokinesi s e

b. clairvoyance.
c. precognition.
d. psychokinesi s.
e. sensory interaction.

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Unit 3
Sensation and Perception
17 •
As she looks down the hallway, Elaine is not tricked
thinking that the friend who is closer to her looks larger
than the friend who is farther down the hall.
monocular cue he lps her with this und ers tanding?
into
Which
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soun t at accomparnes 1t.
d. Pitch perception is explained by the freque
ncy
place th eo ries.
e. You fail to notice th e odd smell of your friend'
after an hou r. s roo
18.
Because of the repeated exposure to loud noise they expe-
rience during their daily jobs, airport ground workers are
most susceptible to damage to which of the following?
19.
Which of the following is the best example of sensory
interaction?
hot.
b. Some cones have the ability to detect red and
or blue and yellow light.
gree n
c. You notice a slight flicker of a light when the .
dh
. . re1
soun t at accomparnes 1t.
d. Pitch perception is explained by the freque
ncy
place th eo ries.
e. You fail to notice th e odd smell of your friend'
after an hou r. s roo
sa
and
rn
2().
After lo_oking at a yeUow, black, and green American
for a minut e, you shift your gaze to a white wall. Whichg
of the following best explains why you "see" a red h.
and blue flag wh en looking at the white wal\?
fla
,w
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