Answer: I think it's D
Explanation: I'm not really sure not good at that stuff
Answer:
Analogies
Explanation:
Okay, let us first fill in the gap in the question above. Note that the capitalized word is the missing word to be filled in to the gap.
"The use of ANALOGY refers to the process of finding similar structures between two problems and thus finding similarities between their solutions."
When one compares two things or situations that are different in order to show or explain some similarities between the situations or things, the concept is known as Analogical reasoning that is the use of analogies. One must know that metaphor is not an analogy but it is an important tool used in analogy.
I believe this is auditory space.
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Answer:
speed, motion
Explanation:
Anything that occurs outside the point of fixation i.e., anywhere you are concentrating your vision is happening in your peripheral vision. There are three ranges of peripheral vision far peripheral, mid-peripheral and near-peripheral. The categorization is done on the basis of distance from the visual field.
Human peripheral vision is comparatively weaker than other animals. This is due to the number of gangelion cells in the retina is and low at the edges. However any motion in the peripheral vision is easier to notice because of Magno cells.
Answer:
The answer is d.
Explanation:
This concept refers to adapting to an environment by blocking sensorial distractions. It can apply to all senses (i.e. you get used to a smell, sound or visual stimulus to the point at which you ignore it).
For example, while taking an exam in a classroom, the sound of a ticking clock on the wall might be very distracting at first. In time, your brain will automatically filter the sound so that you can concentrate.
