Sensation, Perception and Attention flashcards
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- Sensory Systems and Sensory Coding12
- Psychophysics and Signal Detection44
- The Perceptual Process88
- Theories of Perception47
- Gestalt Principles and Perceptual Organization40
- The Visual System and Visual Processing126
- Colour Vision23
- Depth and Motion Perception73
- Object and Face Recognition62
- Visual Illusions24
- Hearing and Auditory Perception59
- Taste and Smell18
- Touch and Multisensory Perception12
- Theories and Types of Attention59
- Visual Attention and Inattentional Blindness15
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81 cardsUnderstanding Psychology: Chap 3 Sensation and Perception
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149 cardsGCSE Psychology Edexcel Unit 1 - Cue Cards (Unfinished) Cue cards for the whole of unit 1 (topic A and B) psychology
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41 cardsGibson and Walk What is depth perception?
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88 cardsUnit 4: Terms and Concepts Chapter 4: Sensation and Perception
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42 cardsCh.6 Object Recognition Principles of object recognition
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35 cardsUnit 3 - Module 18: Sensation: Vision Unit Three - Module 18 Sensation: Vision
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25 cardsIntro to Psychology ch. 4
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29 cardsUnit 3 - Module 22: Perception: Perceptual Organization and Interpretation Unit Three - Module 22 Perception: Perceptual Organization and Interpretation
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29 cardsUnit 3 - Module 17: Basic Concepts of Sensation and Perception Unit Three - Module 17 Basic Concepts of Sensation and Perception
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24 cardsUnit 3 - Module 20: Sensation: The Other Senses Unit Three - Module 20 Sensation: The Other Senses
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21 cardsPerception
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20 cardsPerception 2 The Gestalt school - against structuralism
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14 cardsMoray (1959) - Auditory Attention Moray (1959) - Auditory Attention
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22 cardsSensation and Perception Flashcards about perception and sensation, and different parts of the eye and how they function.
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16 cardsUnit 3 - Module 21: Influences on Perception Unit Three- Module 21 Perception: Influences on Perception
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23 cardsTERMS P&A CHAPTER 4: THE VISUAL CORTEX AND BEYOND VISUAL RECEIVING AREA
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10 cardsStevens Power Law Fechners assumption and law
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26 cardsChapter 5 Expectation-based priming suggests that a) even when a misleading cue is ignored, it is costly. b) the perc...
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5 cardsGregory's Perspective Theory What is Gregory's theory?
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103 cardsSensation and Perception
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87 cardschapter 3: sensation and perception Psychology Frontiers and Applications by Passer
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102 cards6B
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61 cardsWeek 9 The Visual System
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179 cardsPYB204 Exam What is sound caused by?
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54 cardsOptic ataxia and visual form agnosia How did Ungerleider & Mishkin (1982) describe appreciation of an object's qualities and it's spatial location?
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38 cardsSensation and Perception Ch 15 What are the chemical senses often called?
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51 cardsVisual Attention What is attention?
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87 cardsPerception Final Exam Flashcards What is light?
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125 cardsCh 5 Psych Process of sensation/perception
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46 cardsPhysiology of Vision - Chpt 2 What are wavelengths? Which can humans see?
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49 cardsVisual Neglect Unilateral visual neglect is a special case of ---- Most often associated with ---- , but not always.
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30 cardsSensation and Perception Ch 12 What are the four auditory problems we face?
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25 cardsSensation and Perception Ch 14 What is the somatosensory system?
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45 cardsObjects & Scenes What is the inverse projection problem? How is it completed?
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33 cardsSpeech Perception How can you interpret a spectrogram?
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45 cardsLecture 7 - Motion Perception Why is motion perception important?
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49 cardsLecture 3 - Object Recognition How is perception of objects different for humans and computers?
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28 cardsTopic 1: Vision (Distorted) What does it mean to say that vison is hierarchical? (LO4)
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45 cardsObject Recognition What is output from the occipital lobe?
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60 cardsAttention What are the 8 characteristics of Attention?
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Start with Sensation and Perception for terms such as reception, transduction and interpretation. Its cards offer a way to check whether you can recall the vocabulary before moving to a narrower topic.
For attention, the deck on influences on perception includes selective attention and inattentional blindness. The cards in Gibson and Walk pose questions about depth perception, while Stevens Power Law covers functions and exponents. These give you different ways to practise, from defining terms to answering questions about a study.
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