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does the hallway really get smaller as u walk?

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does the hallway really get smaller as u walk?

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This is our eyes in linear perspective. we tend to see things do this when we look off into the distance. its the parrellel lines that make us think that
adam and elijah

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is the trash can bigger than adam? this photo is an example of relative height. that is when objects closer seem to look bigger than objects farther away. our eyes see adam way smaller than the trash can but that is false

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is the trash can bigger than adam? this photo is an example of relative height. that is when objects closer seem to look bigger than objects farther away. our eyes see adam way smaller than the trash can but that is false

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Elijah and adam

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If that's what you see its closure.  Allysa & Dylan strandberg

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Did you notice the difference in these two pictures?probably not, That's due to Change Blindness,Change blindness is a perceptual phenomenon that occurs when a change in visual stimulus is introduced and the viewer does not notice it.If these two images were to flicker back and forth you might not be able to notice the difference between the two images.
Allison & Cheyanne

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Do you see a soccer ball or random black spots?

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Do you see a soccer ball or random black spots?

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If you see a soccer ball, you are using closure to make an imaginary circle around the black spots to make a ball
-Tristan and Tommy-

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Can you feel the cold temperature? Smell the crisp cool of winter? 

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Can you feel the cold temperature? Smell the crisp cool of winter? 

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This picture should trigger some of your senses of past history. Since we live in Minnesota, we know what winter smells and feels like. This is Sensory of senses.
Ashley Golly

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Is Ryan shorter than the recycle bin? This picture is an example of relative height, which is when items or people further away seem shorter, while objects that are closer, seem bigger & taller. In reality, Ryan is obviously taller than the recycle bin, but he is farther away from it, so our eyes perceive him as smaller than the recycle bin since the recycle bin is closer to the standpoint.

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Figure And Ground - Do you see an old lady or a young lady? This picture represents the Figure and Ground theory, which is when we focus on one central object and differentiate the rest from it. For example,  if you see a young woman, focus on her chin, then you should see an old woman. If you see an old woman, focus on left eye, then you should see a young woman.

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Relative Size

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Relative Clarity

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Which trees are further away? We use something called relative size to determine whether the trees are further away or closer to us.

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Depth Perception Monocular Cue Linear Perspective

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Depth Perception Monocular Cue Linear Perspective

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Do the tracks appear as if they come together as one line?That is because Linear Perspective is a type of monocular cue in which parallel lines appear to converge at some point in the distance. -Chad Kohl

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Notice the trees becoming smaller?Depth Perception is the ability to perceive the relative distance of objects in one's visual field. -Chad Kohl

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Ryan and Amanda; Sensation and Perception

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Ryan and Amanda; Sensation and Perception

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Tristen and Kayla.    Perceptual Adaption

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Tristen and Kayla.    Perceptual Adaption

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Did you see the dog right away? If you knew what to look for in the image you would have found it right away

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Did you put these in groups or rows? most people do its all known as contentedness we have a tendency to connect things that are similar or alike.

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Do you see a vase, or do you see faces? Either way is correct. This is because of form perception. Your brain focuses either on the black or the white, which depicts what you see.

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Do you notice the path getting smaller? if you do you are noticing Linear Perspective, Linear Perspective is a type of perspective used by artists  n which the relative size, shape, and position of objects are determined by drawn or imagined lines converging at a point on the horizon.
-Allison & Cheyanne

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How many rectangles do you see? 3 or 4? Which did you see first?

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How many rectangles do you see? 3 or 4? Which did you see first?

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Depending on our point of view, you will see either three or four rectangles. This is Perception.
Ashley Golly

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Does it look like the dice are 3D? That's because the way your brain and eyes sense the image. This is an example of Perception Adaption. The right side of the image looks like its standing up while the left side is doing the same thing. In the mean time the bottom row is laying down across the two sides.
-Cece and Savannah

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Example #1 Which trees are farthest away?  How do you know that?

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Example #1 Which trees are farthest away?  How do you know that?

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We use the depth perception monocular cue called relative height to determine this and judge the trees in the back or higher in our visual field to be farther away than the ones in the front or lower in our field of vision.