Which of the following cues is typically used for depth perception? A) Similarity B) Closure C) Interposition D) Habituation

Understand the Problem

The question is asking about cues that are used for depth perception, specifically which one out of the provided options is typically recognized as such. The options include different psychological concepts related to perception.

More Information

Interposition is a monocular cue where one object partially blocks another, indicating that the blocked object is behind the blocking object. This helps our brain interpret the relative distances of objects in our view.

Tips

Common mistakes include confusing depth perception cues with those used for other types of visual organization, such as similarity and closure, which pertain more to grouping rather than depth.

Sources

• Perceptual organization - Khan Academy - khanacademy.org