Sight Gauge

5 easy true or false questions for Psychology? Thanks for your help :)?

For each of these 5 questions can you tell me whether they are true or false? 1. Understanding illusions provides important clues to the ordinary mechanisms of perception. 2. Infants just learning to crawl do not perceive depth. 3. Persons who have sight in only one eye are totally unable to gauge distances. 4. We see objects as having the same size, shape, and color even though the images the objects cast upon our eyes change. 5. The moon appears larger at the horizon than in the sky because distance cues make it appear closer. i know they were common sense... but i've done really badly soo i just wanted to check

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1. true false false false true now these questions were just pure common sense. come on now.
2. 2 - false 3 - false 5 - true
3. 1. True 2. False 3. More T than F - they can't depend on convergence so they need to use other cues for depth. 4. False 5. False
4. True - Understanding illusions provides important clues to the ordinary mechanisms of perception. False - Infants just learning to crawl do not perceive depth. False - Persons who have sight in only one eye are totally unable to gauge distances. True - We see objects as having the same size, shape, and color even though the images the objects cast upon our eyes change. False - The moon appears larger at the horizon than in the sky because distance cues make it appear closer.