Author Question: Why are Westerners more likely than people from New Guinea or India to see the Mller-Lyer illusion? ... (Read 57 times)

plus1 · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

Why are Westerners more likely than people from New Guinea or India to see the Mller-Lyer illusion?

a. Western philosophy maintains that spatial or mathematical problems have only one correct answer.
b. Westerners are more accustomed to environments that consist of right angles, rectangles, and straight lines.
c. Those of Western descent tend to have more cones than rods, decreasing their ability to see faint contrast.
d. Westerners tend to rely more on their visual senses than their auditory or olfactory senses.

Question 2

Cavin recently began wearing prescription glasses after her ophthalmologist informed her that she is affected by astigmatism. She learns that this is caused by ____.

a. the loss of elasticity of the lens
b. the degeneration of the retina
c. an irregular eyeball shape
d. an uneven surface of the cornea