Across
- 3. a delayed and lingering secondary result following exposure to the real world after an adaptation to disorientation
- 8. a state of confusion regarding a person's location in space
- 9. we can perceive objects as unchanging, or having constant color, brightness, shape, and size, even as environments change
Down
- 1. ability to adjust to changed sensory input to make the world appear normal after distortion
- 2. the cognitive process of organizing, identifying, and interpreting sensory information to understand our environment
- 4. the surrounding conditions (light sources, colors, objects) that affect the perception of an object
- 5. do not disprove constancy, instead show how our brains are always calculating constancy to make sense of the world
- 6. perceiving familiar objects as having consistent color even when changes in light alter the wavelengths reflected by the object
- 7. perceiving familiar objects as having consistent brightness even when changes in environment alter the light source