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perception Chapter 6

threshold Perceived stimulus Absolute threshold Subliminal threshold > 50% chance of detecting stimulus Subliminal threshold < 50% chance of detecting stimulus JND – just noticeable difference

Sensation vs. perception Act of changing sensations into perception Meaningless to meaningful information Organization Structuralist – knit together bits Gestalt – fixed set of rules

organization Figure-ground Closure Similarity Proximity Simplicity continuity Constancy Size Shape Brightness Depth perception – 7 Illusion – 4

Alternative perception Cultural Esp Phi Apparent Virtual reality First impressions Clairvoyance