Shannon is observing a painting. She perceives one object in the painting as a two-dimensional circle and another object as a three-dimensional sphere. Which of the following monocular cues can account for this effect?
A) Convergence
B) Shadowing
C) Retinal disparity
D) Shape constancy
Question 2
Suppose a person is fired and he harbors beliefs such as: This job was the most important thing in my life, What a no-good failure I am, My family will starve, I'll never find a job as good, There's nothing I can do about it. According to Albert Ellis, such irrational beliefs contribute to anxiety and depression by:
A) creating an approach-approach conflict.
B) catastrophizing the extent of loss.
C) lowering an individual's emotional reaction to loss.
D) reducing hypertension.
Rudy Burckhardt, Jackson Pollock painting No. 32, 1950.
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