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Title: Sensation


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Sensation Perception
  • Sensation
  • the detection of physical energy by receptors and
    the conversion of that information into neural
    signals.
  • Perception
  • the interpretation and organization of sensory
    experiences.

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Psychophysics
  • Thresholds
  • Absolute the minimum energy required for
    detection 50 of the time.

SUBLIMINAL STIMULATION?
SUBLIMINAL STIMULATION?
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Psychophysics
  • Thresholds
  • Absolute the minimum energy required for
    detection 50 of the time.
  • Subliminal stimulation?
  • Difference smallest amount of change from
    original stimulus necessary to detect a
    difference.

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Psychophysics
  • Signal Detection Theory
  • the detection of environmental stimulation by
    sensory systems that have been affected in some
    way (fatigue, arousal, etc.)
  • Sensory Adaptation
  • reduction in sensitivity to the presence of
    constant stimulation.

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Vision
  • The Visual Stimulus Light
  • Characteristics of light
  • wavelength color (hue)
  • amplitude brightness (intensity)

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Vision
  • How We See The visual system
  • The Eye
  • CORNEA
  • PUPIL
  • IRIS
  • LENS
  • RETINA

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Rods Cones
  • Straight shape
  • More common in the periphery
  • Sensitive to dim light
  • Sees only black white
  • Cone shape
  • Common in the center (fovea)
  • Sensitive to bright light
  • responds to color ( 3 types)

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Visual Information Processing
  • Feature Detectors
  • individual brain cells respond best to particular
    characteristics of the visual scene.
  • Parallel Processing
  • the brain can analyze several types of visual
    information simultaneously (color, motion, shape,
    depth)

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Color Vision
  • Young-Helmholtz Trichromatic Theory
  • 3 types of cones, each of which are sensitive to
    one of the primary colors (red, green, or blue)
  • Opponent Process Theory
  • color processing which occurs after information
    leaves the receptor cells.
  • Information is analyzed by color opposites
  • Afterimages

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