Perceptiom Flashcards

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Perception

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Something that people learn to do.

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Learning to perceive

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Influenced by needs, beliefs, and expectations.

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Through the process of perception the brain…

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Tries to make sense out of confusion stimuli

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Gestaly psychologists

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Identify brain patterns and uses it in constructive perception.

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Simplicity

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We see the simplest shapes possible

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Similarity

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When similas objects are mixed we organize them in groups

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Proximity

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When organizing similar objects we tend to group them in terms to proximity

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Continuity

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We tend to see continuous pattern even though the whole picture may not appear

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Figure-Ground hearing

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“Zoning out” when we can’t perceive background sounds to the actual sound

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Perceptul Inference

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Our brain fills in the gaps in what we sense. It is automatic so it depends on experience

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Subliminal messaging

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Auditory or visual messages that are under the absolute threshold

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Depth perception

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The ability to recognize distance and three-dimensionality. Starts at 6 months

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Forced perspective

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Optical illusions, making something farther away, closer, larger or smaller that it actually is.

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monocular depth cues

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What can be perceive with a single eye: relative height, Interposition, light and shadows, and texture-density gradient

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Relative height

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Objects that appear farther away from another object are on a higher plane of view.

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Interposition or Overlapping

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View objects closer when outline is interrupted by another object

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Light and shadows

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Yields information about an object’s shape and size

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Texture-density gradient

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The further away, less details we can identify

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Illusions

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Incorrect perceptions

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Motion parallax

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Further objects move less, closer moves more

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Binocular depth cues

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Cues from movement of both eyes.

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Convergence

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Your eyes turn inward to look at nearby objects

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Retinal disparity

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Each eye had a different positions meaning they capture different images, this is the difference