'Our perceptions' diaporamas de présentation

Sensation

Psychophysics Thresholds (include JND) Attention and discrimination Inattentional blindness Change blindness Pop-out phenomenon Stroop Effect. Sensation. Sensation & Perception. How do we construct our representations of the external world?

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Cognitive Level of Analysis

Cognitive Level of Analysis. CLA. Studies cognition All mental processes involved in attention, perception, memory decision making, problem solving and language. All the crap that goes on in your mind!!!. What is the Mind?. They tend to look at the mind and an information-processing unit.

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Transcendentalism

Transcendentalism. Literature Unit 5. The Transcendentalists. They were a loose-knit group of writers, artists, and reformers Active for only about 10 years

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LECTURE 12 ANTI-REALISM AND VERIFICATIONISM

LECTURE 12 ANTI-REALISM AND VERIFICATIONISM. WILLIAM ALSTON CLAIMS THAT MANY KINDS OF ANTI-REALISM ARE BASED ON VERIFICATIONISM. VERIFICATIONISM IS A PHILOSOPHICAL CLAIM (OR THEORY) ABOUT MEANING:

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Vibrations and Waves

Vibrations and Waves. Chapter 14 Supplement. Our perceptions of waves. Imagine a pendulum. As the bob is displaced from the equilibrium point (the center), there is a force that attempts to RESTORE its equilibrium.

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PERCEIVING OTHERS

PERCEIVING OTHERS. WHY PERCEPTIONS DIFFER?. BECAUSE OUR CULTURAL, PERSONAL, AND EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONING DIFFERS BECAUSE WE FOCUS ON DIFFERENT STIMULI FOR OBSERVATION BECAUSE WE WEIGH STIMULI DIFFERENTLY. BECAUSE WE DESCRIBE OUR PERCEPTIONS WITH DIFFERENT LANGUAGE

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Hartman (1991)

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