While looking out a window, you can make out the details of nearby objects very easily. As

you look at objects farther away, you have a more difficult time in making out the same
details. This situation illustrates the cue to depth called

a. linear perspective.
b. haze.
c. shading.
d. interposition.
e. retinal disparity.

b. haze.

Psychology

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Which schedule of reinforcement tends to get the highest response rate?

a. fixed interval b. variable ratio c. variable interval d. fixed ratio e. contiguous-continuous

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