Perception - create a review

Feature analysis is fully sufficient for explaining analysis on its own.

receptors convert physical signals from the environment into neural signals?

Both visual perception and musical perception apply Gestalt principals in feature and configural processing

The componants of this Biedermans recognition - by - componants theory suggests

Color perception deficiencies, like color blindness, result from

Bidermans recognition of componants says that we detect ____?

The combined theory that trichromatic theory as well as opponant process mechinisms contribute to color perception

Illusionary contoure is typically associated with non-existant edges and boundaries

Hubel and Weisel conducted a study mainly focusing on ___?

Attention leads to faster processing of ____ stimuli, and reduced processing of ____ stimuli.

Knowledge and context has nothing to do with how we perceive and interpret colors.

What principle explains our tendency to precieve incomplete or fragmented shapes as complete or whole?

____ illustrates that it's challenging to detect facial feature changes when the face is inverted

Receptors for hearing are hair cells in the ________, which convert sound waves into neural impulses.

Sound waves have

Musical sequencing is tied to Gestalt principles such as closure and organizing into recognizable groups

Goal driven attention is driven by objectives, what is stimulus driven influenced by?

Mental interpretation of different wavelengths of light based on our visual systems response is referred to as ___?

Which is a type of cone?

Perceiving things is not like a hallicunation. It is normal and accurate sensory information from the external world.

Fusiform face area is a brain region specialized in face perception

Photo-receptor cells : interpret physical images from outside world

Integrative theory is like blending different ingredients to create a comprehensive understanding

The ___ is a rigid structure

Featural information VS Configural information

Unique quality or color of a tone

A sequence of musical notes, and the combined sequencing is called

When we precieve the same object despite different retinal angles, this is called

Even if some parts are missing, we can still recognize whole objects.

Certain neurons respond specifically to face identification

Different instruments have unique independent timbral qualities

Goal driven attention is ______, while stimulus driven attention is driven by _____

A degree of similarity between individuals, in the context of heredetary traits

Our existing knowledge and expectations shape our perception - top down style theory

Bottom up processing involves individual features being analyzed

Mind and brain have THE SAME levels of analysis

Sound waves are characterized by ______ and _______ and are perceived through our _______.

The ________ suggests three types of color receptors (cones) are responsible for color perception

place theory suggests

Holistic processing

Farsided is called hyperopia and focuses on light behind the retna

An example of bottom - up theory is

Physical stimuli and sensations is the study of - Psychophysics

_________ and _______ are two models explaining how we perceive pitch.

Featural information involves

Specific neurons in the primary visual cortex respond to particular visual features

Opponant proces theory suggests that color perception is based on ___ pairs of opposing color processes.

The study of ____ is of abstract mental processes, the study of the __ involves the study of physiological processes.

Which is an example of the pop out effect?

The color contrast effect involves ____...

Sound waves cause hair cells in the Coachella to bend

Sound travels from the ear to the auditory cortex in the brain.

Greebles study was relating to FFA activity

What is face inversion effect?

In a top down theory, higher levels of cognitive process in shaping perception

Bottom up theory takes general raw sensory data and builds upwards from there

Perception includes ____

An auditory stimulus is ____ sound that can be detected by the ear.

What is the perception of smooth, continous lines in a complex pattern?

Transduce means to translate phsyical sound to neuro signals

What principle relates to the perception of objects that move the same direction as a group?

When perception is influenced by environment

When a stimulous involuntarily seizes a persons attention, this is called ____?

Musical doubleing of the frequency is called

Tone ____ refers to the pitch of the sound, while tone ____ indicate its timbre

______ is a type of photoreceptor more sensitive to light, and is more useful in low light conditions

Input from multiple neurons is integrated into a single neuron

Rods and cones are NOT photoreceptor cells

Consonant chords are disruptive and unplesant sounding, while dissonant chords are pleasing

The difference between tone height and tone chroma is

The auditory cortex is organized to process different aspects of sound

Gestalt also has a specific focus on isolated elements most commonly.

different instruments have the same timbral qualities

Pitch perception

Bidermans says we detect the broad 3D objects called Geons, then ASSEMBLE Geons into objects.

Gestalt theory focuses on the whole picture, not just individual parts.

_____ and _____ are types of photo receptors

Integrative theory ____

____ are a type of photoreceptor responsible for color vision and is more useful in well-lit conditions

Top down theory also includes interpreting generalized base info of an unknown subject and building off it.

Bottom up involves incorporating known information, while top down involves interpreting immidiate sensory information

Nearsided is called myopia and focuses on light in front of the retna

_____ and _____ recieve images - which are then transported using ______ which are then recieved by ______

Hubel and Weisel determined

The Fusiform Face Area is essential for face perception and serves as a visual expertise module for facial recognition.

Process involving DNA as a template to synthesize RNA

Distinguishing between an inverted face and right side up face is more difficult, this is called the Thatcher effect

The ________ suggests we precieve colors in pairs of opposites

Color constancy is the ability to perceive an object's color consistently under different lighting conditions

What principle states that objects that are close to each other tend to be grouped together?