SAGE Journal Articles
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Dennis R. Proffitt
Distance Perception
Current Directions in Psychological Science June 2006 15: 131-135, doi:10.1111/j.0963-7214.2006.00422.x
Distance Perception
Current Directions in Psychological Science June 2006 15: 131-135, doi:10.1111/j.0963-7214.2006.00422.x
- How does Proffitt describe the process of distance perception from the image to the human body?
- What causes objects to appear farther away?
- How might emotional and social factors influence distance perception?
Dhanraj Vishwanath and Paul B. Hibbard
Seeing in 3-D With Just One Eye: Stereopsis Without Binocular Vision
Psychological Science September 2013 24: 1673-1685, first published on July 26, 2013 doi:10.1177/0956797613477867
Seeing in 3-D With Just One Eye: Stereopsis Without Binocular Vision
Psychological Science September 2013 24: 1673-1685, first published on July 26, 2013 doi:10.1177/0956797613477867
- What are the key differences between stereopsis and binocular depth perception? What is the binocular theory of stereopsis?
- How does parallax affect vision and depth perception?
- How did the results of the three experiments support the idea that stereopsis can be induced in the absence of binocular disparity or visual parallax?
- How would you describe monocular stereopsis?
Stephen E. Palmer and Tandra Ghose
Psychological Science, January 2008; vol. 19, 1: pp. 77-83.
- What are the different components of extremal edge (EE) perception?
- How are EE’s related to depth perception?
- What kind of biases may confound EE perception?
- What is a gradient cut and how does it play a part in EE perception?