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4 Questions to answer One way to judge whether a person may be lying is to look at his eye movements. Although not all eye movements indicate a particular person is lying, changes in the way a person uses his eyes may indicate that something's fishy about his story. 2 How much can you tell about someone from their eyes? "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy.I was able to get a sense of his soul." George W. Bush, after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin, June 16, 2001 3 Suggest an example of how others manipulate our attention. You might think ofcatching someone's attention--or dampening it--by flirting, hijacking our emotions in film, fooling us with stage magic, or pick an example you prefer. What does your example show about attention? 4 Questions (Please answer both.) 1. Why can't trichromatic theory explain everything about color vision? Why do we need an opponent-process system as well? Do you think that the two systems are substitutes for each other or do they work together? (This is a good place to raise any questions you have about how trichromatic theory works or what a color-matching experiment is like. It should become clearer that color is created in the brain (but out of what pieces of information?). 2. How does our color vision depend on the light source and the reflective properties of objects near us? Consider the appearance of animals that live underground, beneath the sea, or who are active at night. Or think about how fishing lures differ. *The Purkinje shift corresponds to the rod-cone break. When you think about it, doesn't the dark adaptation curve [insert curve here] have to reflect testing of both rods and cones at the same time? If we tested absolute thresholds with only red light (to which rods are blind) or in the fovea (where no rods are found), the illustration would show only the green curve that shows cone (i.e., photopic) function. Both rods and cones were in the part of the retina that was tested to construct the curve. In the early minutes of dark adaptation, the cones adapted faster--which means they are more sensitive in the dark just then. After the rod-cone break, however, the rods continued to become more sensitive than cones in the dark, so it was rod (i.e., scotopic) vision that took over. shows that cones, measured as a group, register yellow-green more sensitively than any other wavelength; while rods respond best

Date Posted: 31/08/2017
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4 Questions to answer One way to judge whether a person may be lying is to look at his eye movements. Although not all eye movements indicate a particular person is lying, changes in the way a person uses his eyes may indicate that something's fishy about his story. 2 How much can you tell about someone from their eyes? "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy.I was able to get a sense of his soul." George W. Bush, after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin, June 16, 2001 3 Suggest an example of how others manipulate our attention. You might think ofcatching someone's attention--or dampening it--by flirting, hijacking our emotions in film, fooling us with stage magic, or pick an example you prefer. What does your example show about attention? 4 Questions (Please answer both.) 1. Why can't trichromatic theory explain everything about color vision? Why do we need an opponent-process system as well? Do you think that the two systems are substitutes for each other or do they work together? (This is a good place to raise any questions you have about how trichromatic theory works or what a color-matching experiment is like. It should become clearer that color is created in the brain (but out of what pieces of information?). 2. How does our color vision depend on the light source and the reflective properties of objects near us? Consider the appearance of animals that live underground, beneath the sea, or who are active at night. Or think about how fishing lures differ. *The Purkinje shift corresponds to the rod-cone break. When you think about it, doesn't the dark adaptation curve [insert curve here] have to reflect testing of both rods and cones at the same time? If we tested absolute thresholds with only red light (to which rods are blind) or in the fovea (where no rods are found), the illustration would show only the green curve that shows cone (i.e., photopic) function. Both rods and cones were in the part of the retina that was tested to construct the curve. In the early minutes of dark adaptation, the cones adapted faster--which means they are more sensitive in the dark just then. After the rod-cone break, however, the rods continued to become more sensitive than cones in the dark, so it was rod (i.e., scotopic) vision that took over. shows that cones, measured as a group, register yellow-green more sensitively than any other wavelength; while rods respond best
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  • Do you need the class notes or your fine
    User_11524 | Aug 31, 2017, 22:27 PM
  • Class notes will be great to work with. Please attach if you have them.
    Vinniax | Aug 31, 2017, 22:28 PM
  • Are you there , did you get the work . once your done i will release the fun correct?
    User_11524 | Aug 31, 2017, 22:35 PM
  • ok. will attach
    User_11524 | Aug 31, 2017, 22:35 PM
  • Alright. thanks
    Vinniax | Aug 31, 2017, 22:49 PM
  • just attached doc. please save it we will have some work to do with it. Thank you
    User_11524 | Aug 31, 2017, 22:50 PM
  • Okay thanks. I will let you know once am through.
    Vinniax | Aug 31, 2017, 23:12 PM
  • i have a question. I have a midterm coming up is like 30 questions and answer how can we do that .
    User_11524 | Jan 09, 2017, 02:12 AM
  • Is it online??which subject?
    Vinniax | Jan 09, 2017, 07:10 AM
  • still in psychology. its my class. its not open yet it will be a 2 hours exam how is my homework going so far
    User_11524 | Jan 09, 2017, 21:21 PM
  • once you are done with work i assigned to you i will assign another one
    User_11524 | Jan 09, 2017, 21:22 PM
  • Hey sorry I travelled a little over the weekend. I am finishing up on the homework today. About the exam let me know when its open but i might need to prepare with notes or any book or materials you will be using.
    Vinniax | Apr 09, 2017, 15:01 PM
  • Hello, i told you my work was due on the 3rd. don't know what to do now
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 01:48 AM
  • Hello, i told you my work was due on the 3rd. don't know what to do now
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 01:48 AM
  • Hey this assignment is dated 5th. That is the date i have been working with.
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 01:58 AM
  • ok its my fault then. will email my prof. sorry
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 02:13 AM
  • i just release ur funds.trust u
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 02:15 AM
  • hello
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 20:31 PM
  • hey, so am working on the last question. Am sort of struggling with the research for the questions. Can you be checking if I am doing it right if you have an idea. I am attaching what I have so far now.
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 20:42 PM
  • OK. ONCE WE ARE DONE I WILL GIVE YOU MY FINAL PAPER AND THE NEXT WORK
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 20:54 PM
  • Is it the one about color vision?
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 20:57 PM
  • You know that the retinal image is upside down. What other differences can you think of between the physical image and the image on the retina? Thats question one
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 21:05 PM
  • so in the notes that i have attached, right after first paragraph
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 21:06 PM
  • just have this question missing too
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 21:54 PM
  • I will answer that question as well, have you checked the note i have attached last after the first paragraph?
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 21:58 PM
  • is like my questions where mixed up normaly this is my question on You know that the retinal image is upside down. What other differences can you think of between the physical image and the image on the retina? Thats question one
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 22:40 PM
  • The last question is also giving me a hard time. You see the document I attached last? Can you open it.
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 22:44 PM
  • it is the notes you gave me. i would like that you check after the first paragraph then i will know if you understand.
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 22:45 PM
  • can you site APA from the link that i send to you . pls
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 22:49 PM
  • just the first question missing. the 4th that u are working on
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 23:10 PM
  • the easy way will be to put the question and the answer bellow it will help me so i will post the 4 questions question number 1 2. You know that the retinal image is upside down. What other differences can you think of between the physical image and the image on the retina?
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 23:14 PM
  • okay let me do that now.
    Vinniax | May 09, 2017, 23:16 PM
  • question number 3 Suggest an example of how others manipulate our attention. You might think of catching someone's attention--or dampening it--by flirting, hijacking our emotions in film, fooling us with stage magic, or pick an example you prefer. What does your example show about attention?
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 23:26 PM
  • question 4 Questions (Please answer both.) 1. Why can't trichromatic theory explain everything about color vision? Why do we need an opponent-process system as well? Do you think that the two systems are substitutes for each other or do they work together? (This is a good place to raise any questions you have about how trichromatic theory works or what a color-matching experiment is like. It should become clearer that color is created in the brain (but out of what pieces of information?). 2. How does our color vision depend on the light source and the reflective properties of objects near us? Consider the appearance of animals that live underground, beneath the sea, or who are active at night. Or think about how fishing lures differ. *The Purkinje shift corresponds to the rod-cone break. When you think about it, doesn't the dark adaptation curve [insert curve here] have to reflect testing of both rods and cones at the same time? If we tested absolute thresholds with only red light (to which rods are blind) or in the fovea (where no rods are found), the illustration would show only the green curve that shows cone (i.e., photopic) function. Both rods and cones were in the part of the retina that was tested to construct the curve. In the early minutes of dark adaptation, the cones adapted faster--which means they are more sensitive in the dark just then. After the rod-cone break, however, the rods continued to become more sensitive than cones in the dark, so it was rod (i.e., scotopic) vision that took over. shows that cones, measured as a group, register yellow-green more sensitively than any other wavelength; while rods respond best to green. That Photopic-Scotopic Sensitivity Curvesis, photopic vision is most sensitive at 555 nm, while scotopic vision is most sensitive at 507 nm. Until the rod-cone break, a yellow flower appears as bright as an equally reflective blue-green leaf, since both colors are equally distant in wavelength from 555 nm. After the rod-cone break, the blue-green leaf appears brighter than the yellow flower, since yellow is far from the scotopic peak of 507 nm. Illustration credits: Spirals: http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/shikisai2005.html Cone response curves:http://www.annualreviews.org/eprint/SLZVIBbPQ4K8jWkpUMcB/full/10.1146/annurev.neuro.26.041002.131116 Dark adaptation: http://www.visualexpert.com/Resources/nightvision.html Photopic sensitivity curve: http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae409.cfm
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 23:28 PM
  • Thank you for your time . please
    User_11524 | May 09, 2017, 23:30 PM
  • for question one this is what i did. you may develop from it Cones dominate in the fovea, as rods are primarily in peripheral. The peripheral is color insensitive, sensitive to low illumination, and has poor visual acuity. The fovea are color sensitive, are less sensitive to light and need higher levels of illumination. The cones in the fovea, are responsible for high visual acuity and color vision in the central visual field. The fovea is smaller in size; however, visual acuity is better. This is because, cones have a higher packing density in the fovea. Which, allows for greater visual acuity in the central visual field. The central visual field has the greatest color vision and highest visual acuity. just paraphrase it and arrange it
    User_11524 | Jun 09, 2017, 00:02 AM
  • Hello. So honestly this is so confusing for me. I feel like I have not done the right thing. I have gone through the notes you sent me and I do not see the connection so that I can cite.
    Vinniax | Jun 09, 2017, 00:11 AM
  • i understand i can site it . its ok just aanswer the questions, i will site i just gave the 4 questions to you here to clearify. i wanted 4 questions to be answered. where we post questions is so small and mixed up everything, i know you travelled and was busy thats why i am trying to see how we can fix it. this is the question about how can someone tell from the eyes.... trying to write it , trying to add on what you did, you can look It is says in some tradition that eyes are the reflection of our soul. Meaning that you can easily just by looking at someone tells about what their thinking. It is a great tools for communication.. Eye contact is associated with different beliefs. Through eyes we can determine if the person is lying or sincere, if the person is depress, tired happy, hungry someone who is lying will tend to make direct contact to observe the reaction of the other person in a motive to see if they will believe them. The theory of eye contact is open depending with different cultural beliefs. In Asia according to study, making direct contact is perceived as disrespectful. Westerners think making eye contact is a form of showing respect. When it comes to lying and eye contact, there are different theories but study has shown sarcasm is different. From the perspective view of Bill Clinton, he used eye contact to convey different messages. It was charismatic by how he used to seduce people through eye contact. Someone who is saying something sarcastic will tend to avoid direct eye contact compared to a genuine one. The study of eye contact is wide and different and therefore cannot be categorized to a form of way to determine whether someone is lying or not. This can only be an open discussion varying from different culture beliefs.
    User_11524 | Jun 09, 2017, 00:30 AM
  • hello. So thanks so much for being very nice and understanding. I have posted the question and answer according to my understanding. I do not feel like I still understood the questions well but I hope it goes well. Please let me do another assignment free to make up for this one.
    Vinniax | Jun 09, 2017, 00:56 AM
  • hello. So thanks so much for being very nice and understanding. I have posted the question and answer according to my understanding. I do not feel like I still understood the questions well but I hope it goes well. Please let me do another assignment free to make up for this one.
    Vinniax | Jun 09, 2017, 00:56 AM
  • You know that the retinal image is upside down. What other differences can you think of between the physical image and the image on the retina? Thats question one Can you at least answer this
    User_11524 | Jun 09, 2017, 01:01 AM
  • i have answered it. so i found only two differences. 1. it is upside down and second it is smaller than the physical image.
    Vinniax | Jun 09, 2017, 01:04 AM
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