3 Perception Flashcards

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Sensory Stimuli

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  • Vision
  • Taste
  • Touch
  • Smell
  • Sound
  • Textures
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2
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1 Exposure

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…a stimulus comes within the range

of someone’s sensory receptor

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3
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Sensory Thresholds

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• Absolute threshold: the minimum aount of
stimulation a person can detect on a
given sensory channel.
• Differential threshold: the ability of a
sensory system to detect changes in or
differences between two stimul

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4
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2 Attention

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the extent of processing activity

devoted to a stimulus

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5
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Stimulus Selection Factors

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Size
• Color
• Position
• Novelty

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3 Interpretation

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the assignment of meaning to
sensations

  • Cognitive Interpretation
    The process whereby stimuli are placed into existing categories of meaning
  • Affective Interpretation
    The emotional or feeling response triggered by a stimulus
  • Semiotics
    The study of signs and symbols
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Sumamry Perception

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Now, You Know…

…how prodcucts and commercials often (try to) appeal to our senses
…that perception is a three-stage process
…that reality (the meaning we assign to sensations) may not be as objective
as you might think

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