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Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. Chapter 3. Chapter 3 Learning Objective Menu. LO 3.1 Sensation and how it enters central nervous system LO 3.2 How some sensations are ignored LO 3.3 Light LO 3.4 How parts of the eye work together LO 3.5 How eyes see and how eyes see color

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Perception

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Daily Focus 3.1

Continued on next slide. Daily Focus 3.1. Answers:. 1. No; the fish on the left appears larger. ?. 2. Perception is affected by its relationship to the other objects in the picture. ? 3. You perceive size in relation to distance. The fish on the left is closer.

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Lecture on Consumer Behavior AssignmentPoint

Lecture on Consumer Behavior www.AssignmentPoint.com. CONSUMER PURCHASE DECISION PROCESS. CONSUMER PURCHASE DECISION PROCESS. Problem Recognition: Perceiving a Need Information Search: Seeking Value. CONSUMER PURCHASE DECISION PROCESS. Alternative Evaluation: Assessing Value

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Chapter 2 Perception

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Chapter 6

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Chapters 6

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Perception and Communication

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Unconscious Influences on Behavior

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PERCEPTION

PERCEPTION. CONSTANCIES MONOCULAR/BINOCULAR CUES GESTALT ILLUSIONS SUBLIMINAL PERCEPTION EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION. SIZE CONSTANCY. DEPTH CUES - MONOCULAR. INTERPOSITION. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. Ponzo illusion. Stroboscopic movement. Texture gradient. RELATIVE SIZE.

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Perception Chapter 2

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Chapter 3: Sensation and Perception

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Swets et al (1961)

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Swets et al (1961)

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Subliminal Advertising

Subliminal Advertising. Why is subliminal perception interesting?. Fascination with unknown Mind control I can see through this. EAT POPCORN. Vicary (1957) Later admitted to fabricating research Wilson Bryan Key and the Clam Plate Orgy. Bush's campaign ad.

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Sensation vs. Perception

Sensation vs. Perception. sensation: the experience of sensory perception perception: the process of creating meaningful patterns from raw sensory information. Sensory Thresholds.

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BY: Jake, Tyler, Megan, and Bryant

PERCEPTION. BY: Jake, Tyler, Megan, and Bryant. MEANING. The process of attaining awareness or understanding of sensory information and the world around us. Perception is the use of all of the senses to interpret sensory information, the brain organizes and understands this information.

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Communication and Perception

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