MT1.4 Flashcards
*Activation synthesis theory
-Brains effort to string brain hallucinations into a story line (brain is active when sleeping(CNS), all random firing (neurons), taking random signals and making a random story)
Population:
The entire group of individuals about whom we desire to collect information.
Nociceptors
In particular help detect pain
*Gestalt - definition; emphasis, principles
- Form or whole
- Proximity
- Similarity
- Closure
- Continuity(ex. do things automatically like go straight home)
- Symmetry (ex. [ ], { } )
- Whole/ Form) naturally seek out patterns
ex. Lisa formed by hearts
*Describe Monocular, binocular cues as they relate to depth perception
- monocular (Size constancy, relative size, interposition)
- Binocular (Retinal Disparity- brain comparison of two objects, from each eye)
What substance, specifically, makes Chile peppers taste hot?
Capsaicin- chemical in the seed of chilies
sample:
the subset of the population from which you are actually collecting data
Selective attention
-our experiences are limited
random sample
every member of the sample population has the same probability of being included. (This ensures a representative sample.)