Unit 3: Part 4: Other Senses and Influences on Perception Flashcards
Gustation
taste
Olfaction
smell
Kinesthesis
voluntary movement - sensing position/movement of ind. body parts
Vestibular Sense
sense of balance - tied to hearing
Pain
gate control theory - spinal cord
Touch
pressure, warmth, cold, pain
Sensory Interaction
one sense may influence another
Embodied Cognition
how the senses, gestures, and other states influence cognition
Clairvoyance
perceiving remote events or images
Telekinesis
mind-to-mind communication
Precognition
knowledge of future events before they occur
Extrasensory Perception (ESP)
controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensroy input
Parapsychology
the study of paranormal phenomena
Perceptual Set
a mental predisposition to perceive one thing and no another; through experience we come to expect certain results
Schemas
mental frame work for organizing and understanding the world around us