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Sensation & Perception

This comprehensive guide explores the processes of sensation and perception, delving into topics such as detecting light, sound waves, taste, smell, pain, and more. Discover how our sensory systems work and how we perceive the world around us.

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Sensation & Perception

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  1. Sensation & Perception GIT

  2. Detecting Light • Stimuli • Receptors • Electromagnetic Spectrum

  3. The Structure of Eyes • Pupil • Iris • Vitreous humor • Retina • Cornea • Lens • Accommodation • Fovea

  4. The Visual Receptors • Rods • Cones • Dark adaptation

  5. The Visual Pathway • Ganglion cells • Optic nerve • Blind spot

  6. Color Vision • The Trichromatic Theory • The Opponent Process • The Retinex Theory • Color Vision Deficiency

  7. Hearing • Sound waves • Pitch • Loudness • Cochlea • Conduction Deafness • Nerve Deafness • Pitch Perception • Frequency Principle • Volley Principle • Place Principe

  8. The Vestibular Sense • Vestibular Sense

  9. The Cutaneous Senses • Cutaneous senses • Pain • The Gate Theory of Pain • Ways of Decrease Pain • Phantom Limbs

  10. The Chemical Senses • Taste • Types of Taste Receptors • Smells • Synesthesia

  11. Perception • Just Noticeable Difference • Absolute Sensory Threshold • Signal-detection theory • Subliminal perception

  12. Perceiving & Recognizing Patterns • Brightness • The feature-detector approach • Gestalt psychology • Bottom-up process • Top-down process • Figure and ground • Reversible figures • Proximity • Similarity • Continuation • Closure • Good figure

  13. Perceiving Movement & Depth • Visual constancy • Induced movement • Stroboscopic movement • Depth perception • Convergence • Binocular cues • Monocular cues

  14. Optical Illusion • Optical illusion • Moon illusion

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