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The three small bones of the middle ear are called the auditory ossicles.
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Convergence and retinal disparity are similar in that both are monocular cues.
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You perfectly time the movement of your visible hand "knocking" on your head,while your hidden hand knocks on the table.The perception of the "knocking" sound coming from your head illustrates the Gestalt principle of contiguity.
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European Americans have a relatively narrow focus of attention,while East Asians have a broader focus of attention.
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Individuals who have Charles Bonnet syndrome are mentally disturbed and lack the ability to engage in reality testing.
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