fading dot - you are suppose to look at the blue dot in the middle and it is suppose to fade into the green
wigs and robbing banks - you can't really describe people as best as you think you can, people look different in many ways
sliding grey scale - they are suppose to disappear then come back
shimmer - it is suppose to make it move
bird in a cage - if you look at one bird for 20 seconds then look away then you see the bird
Mona - it makes the appearance look different because it is upside down
squirming palm - you are seeing movement when you stare for a long period of time so you think it is moving but it isn't
depth spinner - this shows you that if it spins a certain way and you stare at it then you look at the wall and it makes it move towards you, that's what I got
disappearing act - you see how fast you can spot the animal
fastball reaction time - my reaction time was 0.26 seconds and I got a base hit so it says most peoples reaction time would be 2 seconds.


1. Perceptual Judgments in sports - depth perception
2. depth cues - different kinds
3. test your understanding of depth perception - numbers of monocular depth cues
4.  depth and motion - static situations
5. perceptual cues in every day life - uses these to make judgment on the sports fields
my score for the quiz is 10