Uncertainty And Prediction Lecture Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What is perceptual uncertainty?

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Uncertainty about what we are seeing

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Use of normative models of cognition

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Ideal decision making process To specify the best possible solution to a problem

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An example of a normative model of uncertainty

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Bayesian interference

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4
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Advantages of normative approaches to cognition

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Probabilistic approaches are the best why of handling uncertainty
Confer huge cervical advantages in an uncertain world

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5
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Disadvantages of normative approaches to cognition

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Controversial
Arguable human cognition is far from optimal
May be better for some areas than others

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Multisensory integration

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Integrating the information we have learned to generate the best possible solution

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7
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Most simple approach of multisensory integration?

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Take the average equal weighting

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8
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Predictive processing theories

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Prior knowledge about others
new input from observation
Social perception
Precision weighting

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9
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How is uncertainty relevant to psychology?

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The world is fundamentally uncertain at almost every level we can think of

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10
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What are normative models important for?

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Explaining how social cognition and perception intercept other people’s actions

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