Author Question: When Jim looks at his raised finger, he can make it jump from one location by looking at it with ... (Read 49 times)

bcretired · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

When Jim looks at his raised finger, he can make it jump from one location by looking at it with only his left eye and then with only his right eye. This perception that Jim's finger is in two different places (when it is not) is called:

a. retinal disparity.
b. interposition.
c. perceptual constancy.
d. depth perception.

Question 2

Arlando experiences a stroke and, in the aftermath, he is unable to visually recognize his loved ones, although he can recognize them when they speak. It is likely he has ________ caused by damage to ____________.

a. prosopagnosia; fusiform face area
b. visual agnosia; fusiform face area
c. anomia; inferior temporal cortex
d. prosopagnosia; inferior temporal cortex