What does lateral inhibition help the visual system detect more clearly?, Sounds from different directions, Contrast between light and dark areas, Different smells, When contrast is increased, what becomes easier to identify?, The edges of an object, The temperature of an object, The distance of a sound, What assumption does our visual system usually make about light?, Light always comes from the left, Light has no effect on perception, Light usually comes from above, Which parts of a face does the brain usually pay special attention to?, The hair and chin, The eyes and mouth, The ears and nose, Why does the brain make visual assumptions?, To make perception slower and more detailed, To make optical illusions more difficult to understand, To help us interpret visual information quickly and efficiently, How can we perceive a three-dimensional world if the images reaching our eyes are two-dimensional?, The brain interprets visual clues and creates a sense of depth, Our eyes automatically create a three-dimensional image, The retina measures the exact distance of every object, If you were designing a robot with vision, why might you program it to make assumptions?, To stop it from recognizing objects, To help it process visual information more quickly, To make it ignore its environment, Some animals do not depend mainly on vision. How can they understand their environment?, By using only memory, They cannot understand their surroundings, By using other senses such as smell, hearing, or touch

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