'Just noticeable' presentation slideshows

Plasticity in sensory systems

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Perception

Perception. The process of organizing and interpreting information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events. Auditory Illusions. If the sounds do not work click here for link. Absolute Threshold. The smallest amount of a stimuli we can detect about half of the time.

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The role of industrial design

The role of industrial design. Human factors / ergonomics. Designing in order to optimize human well-being and overall system performance. Ergonomics (1).

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Human Computer Interaction

Human Computer Interaction. Lecture 2. are we human or are we. Aims To explore the human as Input Output Processor To highlight key theories and knowledge for HCI Understand some general characteristics of humans. The Human. Senses Body Thinking Memory. The Human as an Input device.

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Unit 4 - Sensation

Unit 4 - Sensation. Thresholds: Just Noticeable Difference . Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference. Just noticeable difference.

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SENSATION

SENSATION. Jayme Shadowens. Senses = filters Process incoming information Physical stimulation into neural impulses that give us sensations

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Absolute Threshold

Absolute Threshold. The absolute threshold for vision refers to the minimum amount of light energy that is necessary in order for a visual stimulus to be perceived. DIFFERENTIAL Threshold (JND THRESHOLD).

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perception

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Figure 3 . Median value of HP 0.5 and 95% confidence interval for the

*. Figure 3 . Median value of HP 0.5 and 95% confidence interval for the 5 -HTTLPR genotype groups in units of just noticeable difference (JND). Individual group comparisons showed that HP 0.5 was significantly greater i n the intermediate expressing group compared to the high expressing

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