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INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY. Chapter 5 Perception. At the end of this Chapter you should be able to:. Understand what Distance Perception is Understand what Motion Perception is Understand what Form Perception is Learn about Attention Learn about Visual Illusions. Visual Perception.

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Perception

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Perception

Perception. Basic Principles of PERCEPTION. Perception is the process that organizes those stimuli into meaningful objects and events and interprets them. Sound Localization. Sound localization: the ability to locate objects in space solely on the basis of the sounds they make

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Perception

Perception. Perception. The organization and interpretation of our sensations. It is how we create meaning for what we see, touch, hear, feel and smell. Bottom-up Processing. Analysis of the stimulus begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the level of the brain and mind.

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Perceptual Set

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Visual Perception III

Visual Perception III. More on Depth and Starting on Objects. Ocular Dominance Columns. Ocular Dominance Columns. Vision is lost permanently in sutured eye!. Development of ODC. Kittens have eye sutured shut at birth, and opened after 2 weeks. Development of ODC.

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Perception

Perception. Our conscious attention is selective. Getting Started. Reading Handout True false PsychSim 5 Visual Illusions; complete for next class. Which Line Is Longer?. From Perplexing Puzzles and Tantalizing Teasers , (p.75), by Martin Gardner, 1988, New York Dover. Perception.

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Perception

Perception. The process of organizing and interpreting information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events. Perception. The active process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting the information brought to the brain by the senses

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Chapter 4 Section 5

Chapter 4 Section 5. Perception Obj : Summarize the laws of sensory perception. Rules of Perceptual Organization.

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Chapter 4: Perception

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Psychology 4051

Psychology 4051. Visual Functions. Stereopsis. True depth perception. The ability to see in 3D. Does not include monocular cues or binocular kinetic cues. Interposition. Relative Size. Linear Perspective. Stereopsis. Occurs due to the differing positions of the eyes.

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Perception:

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Chapter 4: Perception

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Depth Perception

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perception

Chapter 6. perception. Learning outcomes to keep in mind whilst studying this chapter. What is perception and why is it important? Name and discuss aspects of psychophysics Describe the subject of visual perception Discuss factors influencing perception

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Perception

Perception. Sensation and Perception Psychology, Unit 2. Objectives. Apply perceptual organization to your surroundings Define perceptual constancies Understand how we perceive movement Explain how culture plays a role in perceptual differences. Gestalt Psychologists.

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DEPTH AND SIZE PERCEPTION

DEPTH AND SIZE PERCEPTION. Problems for Perceiving Depth and Size Oculomotor Cues Monocular Cues Binocular Disparity Size Constancy. Problems for Depth and Size Perception. The proximal stimulus is 2d, but the distal stimulus is 3d Size of the image is dependent on distance.

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What is Stereopsis ?

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