perception Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

ball in a box illusion

A

context influences perception

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2
Q

we process ____ info first then ___

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global, details

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3
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processing that begins with info received by the receptors

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bottom-up processing

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4
Q

this principle states that each stimulus pattern is seen such that the resulting structure is as simple as possible

A

good figure or simplicity

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5
Q

path from the striate cortex to the temporal lobe

A

What path

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6
Q

inability to perceive anything during an eye movement

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saccadic blindness

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7
Q

these psychs want to understand how elements are added to create sensations

A

gestalt psychs

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8
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this processing relies on past experiences, knowledge and goals

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top-down processing

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9
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perception pathway =

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what path

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10
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action pathway =

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where path

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11
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sensation

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biochemical response

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12
Q

perception

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makes sense of those signals by applying meaning

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13
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visual system

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detects light

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14
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vestibular system

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liquid in ear for balace

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15
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idiothetic information

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info used from one’s internal bodily states

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16
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direct pathway model

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early model of pain perception that proposed that pain signals were sent directly from receptors to the brain

17
Q

dorsal

A

where and how

18
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ventral