An illusion of a drop between one surface and another is called a(n)
illusion drop.
actual cliff.
zone of danger.
visual cliff.
Question 2
As I'm walking with my toddler son one day we see a beautiful rose, and I bend down to smell it. I notice, though, that there is a bee in the rose so I quickly back away. Before I can stop my son,
he has already stuck his nose into the rose and has been stung by the bee.
Which of the following best explains the differences in our behaviors?
My son had never seen a rose before, so he instinctively wanted to smell
and taste it.
Because our sensory experiences of a rose are different, his perception of
the affordances offered by the rose are different from mine.
Because of my life experience, my selective perception of the affordances
offered by the combination of the rose and the bee allowed me to know the
danger.
Because of my son's immature sense of smell, he wanted to get deeper into
the rose to smell it in spite of the bee.
viable surface sampling by swab
The European Alps have lost ~30% to 40% of surface area and ~50% of volume since the 1850s.
Increase in Surface Area by Mechanical Weathering
How much voltage does the resistor drop in Figure 10-2?
Optical Illusion
A nerve cell (neuron) has extensions called dendrites