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Why can the retinal image not simply be copied by perception?
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The retinal image is flat, complete, sharp or fully visible, so it directly provides most of the detail we see.
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The retinal image is three-dimensional, complete, sharp and fully visible, so it directly provides all the detail we see.
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The retinal image is deep, incomplete, blurred or partly hidden, so it lacks much of the detail we seem to see.
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The retinal image is flat, incomplete, blurred or partly hidden, so it lacks much of the detail we seem to see.
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8.1.3 Constructivist Theory of Perception (Gregory, 1970) Flashcards
27 flashcards on Edexcel GCSE Psychology 8.1.3 Constructivist Theory of Perception (Gregory, 1970): the key terms, definitions and case studies you need to recall for Paper 1 and Paper 2.