The Visual Guidance of Action Flashcards

1
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How does Perception start?

A

With a static pattern of light intensity on the retina

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2
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What is the outcome of perception?

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The formation of an internal representation of Objects in the environment

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3
Q

What is Optic Array

A

The structural pattern of light falling on the retina

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4
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What is the retinal flow field

A

The changing patterns of light on the retina produced by movement of the observer, relative to the environment as well as by eye and head movements

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5
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What is the efference copy

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An internal copy of a motor command (e.g. to the eyes).

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6
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What can the efference copy be used for?

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To compare actual with desired movement

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7
Q

True or False? Stimulation by light in itself does not lead to perception?

A

True

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8
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What is light energy affected by?

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The medium that it traverses (e.g. water, glass, air)

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9
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What is Optic Flow?

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Changes in the pattern of light when reaching a moving observer

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10
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What are structural invariants

A

Patterns of relationships that remain constant despite changes in the retinal image

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11
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What provides all the information needed for perception?

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Optic Array and Optic Flow

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12
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What is the role of the perceiver?

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To pick up information in optic array and optic flow

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13
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What are Affordances?

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The potential uses of an object which are perceived directly (according to Gibson)

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14
Q

What is the information needed to guide action

A

Exteroceptive, Proprioceptive, Exproprioceptive

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15
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What is Exteroceptive?

A

Information gathered from the environment

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16
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What is Proprioceptive

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Information gathered from the body

17
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What is exproprioceptive

A

The position of the body relative to the environment

18
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What are invarients

A

Properties of the optic array that remain constant even though other aspects may vary.