PSYC 101 | General Psychology Module Exam 3
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[answer1] take in light energy as it Cones
enters the eye and they use it to
enable the eye to see color.
After light is converted to an occipital
electrical impulse it is sent to the
[answer1] lobe in the brain.
Hawks have better visual acuity than Cones
humans, partly due higher
concentrations of these
photoreceptors on their retinas:
[answer1].
[answer1] enable the eye to see in Rods
dim light.
, Animals that are nocturnal have an Rods
abundance of which
photoreceptors? [answer1]
The Optic Nerve consists of axons of Ganglion cells
which type of cells? [answer1]
Define Binocular and Monocular Binocular cue is when we use both eyes, between
cues. Then, describe a specific each eyes there is disparity which has a role in the
example of each type of cue. depth perception. like dark and light , we tend to
see light object close and the dark ones far away.
Monocular cue is when we use one eye only, like
when we see close mail box passing by fast
because they are close, in the other hand far away
object seems moving slow.
OR
Binocular cues we are seeing out of both eyes but
there is a disparity between the eyes. Monocular
cues are the way we perceive things in size and
distance. an example is the film lord of the rings.
There are many scenes with the hobbits next to
humans or in this specific example gandoff the
wizard. In order to make the hobits look smaller
they were films at different angles, close up and far
away.
[TEACHERS NOTE] 2.5 points for correctly defining
and providing an example of Binocular (uses both
eyes).Examples should focus on depth information
being communicated because of the disparity
between the eyes.
2.5 points for correctly defining and providing an
example of Monocular (uses one eye). Examples
should focus on light, shadow, and depth
perception (darker perceived as farther) or
distance (slower perceived as distant).
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Recent exam COMPLETE (2026) (Latest Update
2026) UPDATE!!
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Terms in this set (36)
[answer1] take in light energy as it Cones
enters the eye and they use it to
enable the eye to see color.
After light is converted to an occipital
electrical impulse it is sent to the
[answer1] lobe in the brain.
Hawks have better visual acuity than Cones
humans, partly due higher
concentrations of these
photoreceptors on their retinas:
[answer1].
[answer1] enable the eye to see in Rods
dim light.
, Animals that are nocturnal have an Rods
abundance of which
photoreceptors? [answer1]
The Optic Nerve consists of axons of Ganglion cells
which type of cells? [answer1]
Define Binocular and Monocular Binocular cue is when we use both eyes, between
cues. Then, describe a specific each eyes there is disparity which has a role in the
example of each type of cue. depth perception. like dark and light , we tend to
see light object close and the dark ones far away.
Monocular cue is when we use one eye only, like
when we see close mail box passing by fast
because they are close, in the other hand far away
object seems moving slow.
OR
Binocular cues we are seeing out of both eyes but
there is a disparity between the eyes. Monocular
cues are the way we perceive things in size and
distance. an example is the film lord of the rings.
There are many scenes with the hobbits next to
humans or in this specific example gandoff the
wizard. In order to make the hobits look smaller
they were films at different angles, close up and far
away.
[TEACHERS NOTE] 2.5 points for correctly defining
and providing an example of Binocular (uses both
eyes).Examples should focus on depth information
being communicated because of the disparity
between the eyes.
2.5 points for correctly defining and providing an
example of Monocular (uses one eye). Examples
should focus on light, shadow, and depth
perception (darker perceived as farther) or
distance (slower perceived as distant).
