Sensory processing and perception Flashcards

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Continuity is how we see visual information in what way:

A

info in row/line perceived as whole instead of as individuals
- see line of circles vs discrete circles

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Praganz: simple vs difficult

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simply image with a lot of copmlex details

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Proximity:

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clump visual info together in larger pic

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What is visual closure?

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our brain tries to complete a fuller image above

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What are some items that require binocular visual cues?

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retinal disparity and object convergence

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6
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What does Weber’s law suggest?

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Change in intensity will be proportional

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What is the threshold for conscious perception?

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the threshold at which stimulus can be detected 50% of time

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Steps in processing external stimulus:

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  • distal > receptor > proximal

- PNS > CNS > processing > awareness

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What is Absolute threshold:

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  • stimulus must meet to be registered
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Pyschophysical testing

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  • test if someone can tell difference between two stimuli
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Principle of good continuation says what about objects intersecting:
how does this interact with principle of similarity

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perceive them as few uninterrupted objects

similarity > continuation

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