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Perception (Depth Perception: Perception of distance and motion (Motion…

- - - - Perception of motion produced by rapid succession of slightly varying images (animation)
    - - Illusion of movement the two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in succession
  - - - Visual ability to adjust to an artificially displaced visual field
    - - Mental predisposition to see one thing and not another
  - - - Convergence
        
        Use of eye muscle signals to tell distance
      - Retinal Dispairity
        
        Comparing retinal cues in 2 eyes, then the brain can compute distance
    - - Relative Size
        
        `Smaller objects that are assumed to be the same size as a bigger similar object is further away
      - Shadowing
        
        Allows perception of where light is coming from
      - Interposition
        
        An object that partially blocks another appears closer
      - Texture Gradient
        
        The more clear, the closer the object
      - Linear Perspective
        
        Convergence of objects on a point of the horizon, where smaller objects are perceived as further away
      - Relative Height
        
        Things higher in our field of vision looks further away
      - Relative Motion
        
        Things that are closer appear to move more quickly
- - - - Group objects that are connected and continuous rather than disconnected and disjointed
    - - Grouping objects that share a common motion, orientation or destination
    - - Grouping similar objects together
    - - Grouping objects that are close together
    - - Groups in simplest organization
  - - - Shape
      - Size
      - Color