'Visual cliff experiment' diaporamas de présentation

Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology. The study of changes as a person matures Physical, social, emotional, intellectual, moral. physical. emotional. perceptual. language. social. cognitive. moral. Child Psychology. Infancy and Childhood. Nature. Nurture. Biological. Environment. Newborns.

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Chapter 6: Perception

Chapter 6: Perception. Perception. The organization and interpretation of our sensations. It is how we create meaning for what we see, touch, hear, feel and smell. Perception. Selective Attention: the idea that we are only aware of a small percentage of what we experience.

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Perceptual Development

Perceptual Development. Chapter 5 OBJECTIVES: What senses do newborn babies have? Do their senses work like adults? How do Infants perceive the world?. The Senses begin to function early in life. But how can we actually know what an infant senses?.

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PERCEPTION

PERCEPTION. CONSTANCIES MONOCULAR/BINOCULAR CUES GESTALT ILLUSIONS SUBLIMINAL PERCEPTION EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION. SIZE CONSTANCY. DEPTH CUES - MONOCULAR. INTERPOSITION. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. Ponzo illusion. Stroboscopic movement. Texture gradient. RELATIVE SIZE.

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Sensation and Perception

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Psychology

Psychology. Human Development. Developmental Psychology. How we change over our life spans physically, mentally and emotionally. Concerned with how and why different aspects of human functioning develop and change across the life span.

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Unit 4

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Eleanor Gibson

Eleanor Gibson. The Visual Cliff Experiment. Gibson. Eleanor J. Gibson is known for being one of the first people to devote time to studying perception in very young children like infants and toddlers.

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