Vision II Flashcards

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How do different features such as orientation, shape, color, etc integrate into a single perception

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due to the binding problem

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define the binding problem

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the binding problem is how the brain links features together so that we see unified objects in our visual world rather than free floating or mis-combined objects

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3
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what is one known error in the binding process/problem

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illusory conjunctions

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what are illusory conjunctions

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where the brain incorrectly combines features from multiple objects (for example presented with a red A and a blue B but someone may see it as a red B and a blue A)

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5
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illusory conjunctions happen as a result of what theory

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the feature integration theory

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what is the feature integration theory

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holds that focused attention is not required to detect the individual features of that make up a stimulus such as color, shape, and size of a location. But are required to bind the individual features together

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what is the key element required for the binding problem to work

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attention

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8
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what is an illness associated with the binding problem

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prosopagnosia and it is characterized by an inability to piece together the individual features of a face in order to recognize someone

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what is the function of the parietal lobe in the binding process and the disorders associated with it

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because binding involves linking together features that appear at a particular spatial location and therefore depends on the “what pathway” which takes place in the parietal lobe

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10
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the idea that attention is needed for the binding process to take place is also applicable to what concept

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top down processing

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what is top down processing

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it is attentional control using knowledge/experience from your mind

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12
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what is a process that occurs simultaneously with bottom up processing

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bottom up processing

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13
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what is bottom up processing

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bottom up processing is the use of sensory features to guide perception

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14
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what happens if there are lesions in the parietal lobe

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errors in binding

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15
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while illusory conjunctions are likely to happen what is unlikely to happen

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one is unlikely to report letters and colors that dont exist

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