'Pictorial depth cues' presentation slideshows

Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. Chapter 3. LO 3.1 Sensation and the central nervous system. Sensation. Sensation - the activation of receptors in the various sense organs. Sensory receptors - specialized forms of neurons. Sense organs: eyes ears nose skin taste buds. Menu.

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Distinguishing Reality from Illusion

Distinguishing Reality from Illusion. Visual sensation and perception: A model for the other sensory systems. Common Properties of the Senses. Gather and amplify stimulus energy The distal stimulus (anything outside the body) The proximal stimulus (receptors inside the body) Transduction

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Muller - Lyer Illusion

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Visual Perceptual Principles

Visual Perceptual Principles. The way visual information is organised, grouped together and interpreted relies on how we apply visual perceptual principles.

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Depth Principals

Depth Principals. What are pictorial depth cues??. Pictorial Depth Cues include the following features: - Linear Perspective: lines recede into the distance - Interposition: Objects behind others viewed as further away.

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