OBJECT PERCEPTION Flashcards

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1
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Biederman (1987): Complex objects are made up of arrangements of basic, component parts: _____.

A

geons

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2
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Recognition involves recognizing object ______ (geons) and their _____

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elements; configuration

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____ ____ is possible except for a few accidental viewpoints, where geons cannot be uniquely identified

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Viewpoint invariance

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4
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Recognition is easier when _____ can be recovered

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geons

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5
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_____ does not say how color, texture and small details are processed.

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Theory

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____ can often help in identification of an object

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Context

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7
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Context can alter the ____ of an object

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interpretation

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discriminating between letters is easier in the context of a word than as letters alone or in the context of a nonword string.

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The word superiority effect:

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9
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_____ ____ ____ suggests that information at the word level might affect interpretation at the letter level

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Word superiority effect

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10
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neural network model for how different information processing levels interact

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Interactive activation model:

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___ represent features, letters and words; each has an ______ level

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Nodes
activation

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12
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Connections between nodes are ____ or ______

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excitatory
inhibitory

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13
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FRU -

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face recognition unit

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PIN -

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person identity node

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SIU -

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semantic information unit

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16
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NIU -

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name input unit

17
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Upside-down faces are hard to recognise.

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The Inversion Effect:

18
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Subtle relational changes are not apparent in inverted faces…

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The Thatcher Illusion

19
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Upright (but not inverted) faces are processed in an integrated “____” way, that prevents easy access to their constituent features.

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holistic

20
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representation of shape from ____ is important for recognition.

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shading

21
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____ = general-purpose object-recognition mechanisms, which are most often used with faces.

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Gauthier

22
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____= face-specific mechanisms which can be adapted for use with other stimulus classes, given experience.

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Bentin: