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Sensation, physical detection of stimuli using the senses.

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Understanding depth perception is crucial in psychology.

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Depth Cues

Depth cues are visual indicators that assist in perceiving the distance and depth of objects. Key examples include relative brightness, texture gradient, relative size, superimposition, and height in plane.

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    Define Define the term 'depth cues'.

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Paper 1 structured question: Sensation, physical detection of stimuli using the senses.

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Examples of Depth Cues

1. Relative brightness: Closer objects appear brighter. 2. Texture gradient: Texture detail decreases with distance. 3. Relative size: Further objects appear smaller. 4. Superimposition: Overlapping objects indicate closeness. 5. Height in plane: Higher objects seem further away.

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    Explain Explain how relative size and superimposition are used as depth cues.

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