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Perceptual Interpretation Objective: Explain how different perspectives influence people’s interpretation of stimuli. 1.CBM 2.Notes: Perceptual Interpretation 3.Visual Illusions 4.HW: Review for test; corrections due day before test Test: Multiple Choice A-DAY MON 10/24 B-DAY TUES 10/25 Essay A-DAY WED 10/25 B-DAY THURS 10/26
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Basic Principles Bottom Up Processing – Based on senses Top Down Processing – Based on higher order thinking Selective attention Cocktail Party Effect Inattentional Blindness Change Blindness http://viscog.beckman.illinois.edu/djs_lab/demos.html
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Interpretation Perceptual Set Stroop Effect – Directed attention http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/words. html
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Stroop Effect
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Perspective http://www.impactlab.net/2006/03/09/amazing-3d-sidewalk- art-photos/ Sidewalk Art Synesthesia – taste colors, hear smells, see tastses, letters and numbers have colors
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6 th Sense? ESP? Telepathy Telekinesis Clairvoyance Precognition Out of Body Experience
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Optical Illusions Let’s look at some optical illusions and see if we can figure out what is causing the illusion!
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Test Review Items This is not a comprehensive list – it is simply a guide Review vocab cards, readings & notes Basic ideas of sensation: Thresholds, subliminal, detection & change theories, sensory adaptation, sensory interaction Eye – parts of the eye; how color is seen, problems with vision, including muscles in the eyes and types of cells in the eyes Ear – parts of the ear; how sound is heard, problems with hearing Touch – types of touch sensations, problems with sensations, how each sensation work Smell – process by which people smell, problems with smell Taste – how taste works, types of taste sensors, problems with taste How the senses work in relation to the parts of the brain; which areas are associated with which senses; feature detectors Perceptual Organization: -Gestalt principles -Binocular & monocular cues -Perceptual constancy -Motion perception Perceptual Interpretation -Bottom up & top down processing -Selective inattention -Change blindness -Cocktail party effect -Selective attenion -Stroop effect -Perceptual Set 6 th Sense -ESP- Telepathy -Clairvoyance- Out of body experience -Precognition- Telekinesis
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