Bert is looking at a picture of a smiley face which contains two green eyes, a blue nose, and a red smile on a yellow face and is asked to stare at the blue nose. The picture is
presented on a computer screen while his eye movements are being recorded.
Furthermore, whenever his eyes move (even in the case of a microsaccade) , the image
moves with his eye such that the blue nose is always presented on the same location on
his retina. After some time, what will Bert report seeing at the place of the nose?
A) it will be green, just like the two eyes
B) it will be gray because the perception of color will fade
C) it will be yellow, just like the background
D) it will look like a black gap in the middle of the face
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Q6: Lateral inhibition:
A) only occurs in the human
Q7: Assume that Points 1, 2, and 3
Q8: Mach bands are of particular interest to
Q9: Involuntary eye movements serve to:
A) create constant
Q10: Which of the following statements about microsaccades
Q12: Why isn't the blind spot on our
Q13: A blind spot is:
A) always perceived as
Q14: Research studies using stabilized retinal images and
Q15: Cases of blind individuals who have acquired
Q16: Lightness perception is:
A) dependent on the lightness
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