Across
- 2. – Sternberg’s theory name.
- 5. – Depth cues requiring two eyes.
- 8. – Gestalt principle: grouping things that are close together.
- 11. – The 3D geometric shapes used in RBC theory.
- 12. – Failure to identify/recognize objects despite intact vision.
- 13. Has a trunk
- 18. – The lobe associated with the "What" pathway.
- 19. – Perceptual _____: object stays the same despite retinal changes.
- 21. – The lobe associated with the "Where" pathway.
Down
- 1. – Gestalt principle: grouping things that look alike.
- 3. Large marsupial
- 4. – Intelligence (Gf) for logic and pattern recognition in new tasks.
- 6. – Stimulation when sensory organs receive info (e.g., light on retina).
- 7. – The actual object in the environment (e.g., the real bacon).
- 9. Flying mammal
- 10. – Photoreceptors for color and fine detail.
- 11. – Proposed 8 multiple intelligences.
- 14. – The "digital sensor" layer of the eye.
- 15. Man's best friend
- 16. – Photoreceptors responsible for night vision.
- 17. – When one sense triggers another (e.g., tasting shapes).
- 20. Likes to chase mice