perception pt 3 Flashcards
what is the oblique effect?
people can perceive verticals and horizontals more easily than other orientations
what is the light-form -above assumption?
light casts shadows from above, providing specific information about depth and distance
semantic regularities
what is the scene schema?
the knowledge of what a given scene ordinarily contains
what does our perception use to explain our surroundings?
both bottom up, stimulus based and top down exprience-based processes are nesessary to explain perception
what is bayesian inference?
your conclusion should depend on both your prior beliefs and current evidence
what did Gestalt psycholgiests emphasize?
the build in nature of their laws, modern psychologiests have continued to identify regularities in the environment, with an emphasis on how they have been learned from experience
regularities can be physical (light, colour) or semantic (meaning, puropse, function)
what is P(H)?
Prior prob
how likely is hypothesis H before considering the evidence
what is P(E|H)/P(E)?
Likelihood
how likely is the evidence E, given the hypothesis H, compared to how likely the evidence E is overall
what is P(H|E)?
posterior prob
how likely is hypothesis H given the evidence ?
what is higher level perception combine?
in addition to combining past experience with current sensation we consider both WHAT and object is and WHERE and object is
what does damage to the where pathway cause?
Balint’s syndrome
disorder of space exploration and space cognition
a cluster of co-occuring visuomotor and visuospatial disturbances
results from bilateral posterior parietal damage
Dorsal stream