'Physical stimuli' diaporamas de présentation

PS101 2 nd Midterm Exam-AID

PS101 2 nd Midterm Exam-AID. Course Coordinator: Ariel Ho Tutor: Marla Lampert. Agenda. Chapter 4: Sensation and Perception Chapter 5: Variations in Consciousness Chapter 12: Personality. Chapter 4. Sensation and Perception. Sensation is the stimulation of sense organs

1.31k views • 112 slides

Customer Attitudes and Behaviors

Customer Attitudes and Behaviors. Stowe Shoemaker, PhD Cornell University Executive Education Faculty University of Houston sshoemaker@uh.edu www.stoweshoemaker.net. Who Are You, and Why Are You Taking This Course?.

994 views • 81 slides

Perception

Perception. What you want to remember. Perception is more than photons and pressure. Perception is divided from cognition/emotion but they are often intertwined. Perception follows laws and heuristics. Sensation. Sensation - the registration of physical stimuli

1.26k views • 72 slides

The Workings of Mind and Body

The Workings of Mind and Body. Body and Behaviour Altered States of Consciousness Sensation and Perception. Anatomy = structure Physiology = function. What do you know about Psychobiology?. Body and Behaviour. The Nervous System. Central Nervous System (CNS) = brain + spinal cord

840 views • 69 slides

OLC EUROPE

OLC EUROPE. PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING Consumer Behaviour Eric Agyemang BSc., MA, PGCE, A1, V1. Definitions As a customer , we would engage in a purchase transaction with a supplier of goods for our own or our family's consumption .

791 views • 64 slides

The Marketing Research Process Chapter 3 Audhesh Paswan, Ph.D.

707 views • 60 slides

Criteria for presentation

Criteria for presentation. 1. the oral presentation : quality , clarity , and accuracy 2. the effectiveness of the presentation : time management, organization, and presentation style

937 views • 36 slides

Monitoring the unconscious patient

Monitoring the unconscious patient. Lam Sai Chu Sindy N.O. AHNH. Unconscious patient. Patient makes no appropriate response to stimuli either external (pain) or internal (thirst). Stage of unconsciousness. Somnolence - state of unconsciousness from which patient can be fully awakened

1.89k views • 29 slides

Nanosensors

6.29k views • 29 slides

Introduction to Sensation and Perception

359 views • 24 slides

Sensation

338 views • 20 slides

Sensation

Sensation. Sensation. The process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive stimulus from the environment. Perception. The process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events. Bottom-Up v. Top-Down Processing.

327 views • 18 slides

Body, Soul, and Spirit

3.11k views • 15 slides

Signal detection

405 views • 15 slides

The Nervous System

The Nervous System. By: Dylan nanez . What It Is.

136 views • 9 slides