Perception of the Visual World

abstract acuity aerial perspective after-image anatomical appear array background behavior binocular disparity binocular vision called ception Chapter color constancy contour convergence correlate correspondence cues curved deformation depth depth-shape direction discriminate distance edges elements environment excitation experimental eye movements fact Figure fixation fovea geometrical Gestalt Gestalt theory gradient of disparity gradient of texture ground horizon horopter impression ject kind kinesthesis latter learning light linear perspective locomotion look meaning ment MICHIGAN move object observer optical organization outline pattern perceived perience perspective photograph physical surface picture plane pression problem projected shape psychologists psychophysical pursuit movements relative retinal disparity retinal image retinal motion retinal stimulation rotation saccadic scene sensations sense sensory server shift sions slant space perception spatial spots stereoscopic suggests tance terrain theory things third dimension tion variables variations vertical vision visual acuity visual field visual perception visual world yield