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Question 1

There is a difference in the visual image of an object projected to each eye. Which depth cue uses this information?

◦ accommodation
◦ interposition
◦ retinal disparity
◦ linear disparity

Question 2

Tia has sustained brain damage, and as a result she is no longer able to recognize objects. She is, however, still able to see and react to those objects. For example, although she can't name a coffee cup, when she wants coffee she will pick up the cup and fill it. Based on your knowledge of the brain regions involved in vision for perception, compared to vision for action, what area do you expect to be damaged in Tia's brain?

◦ optic chiasm
◦ ventral stream
◦ primary visual cortex
◦ dorsal stream
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