Sensory process perception Eesha Sharma MD Sense organs

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Sensory process & perception Eesha Sharma, MD

Sensory process & perception Eesha Sharma, MD

Sense organs

Sense organs

Receptor potential Generator potential

Receptor potential Generator potential

Psychophysics • Gustav Theodor Fechner, 1860 • Quantitative relationship between physical stimuli and the

Psychophysics • Gustav Theodor Fechner, 1860 • Quantitative relationship between physical stimuli and the sensations and perceptions they effect – Subject’s experience or behavior • Objectively measurable stimuli – Absolute thresholds – Discrimination thresholds – Scaling

Perception Sensation Apperception Experience

Perception Sensation Apperception Experience

Perceptual processes • • Attention Form perception Visual depth perception Constancy Movement perception Plasticity

Perceptual processes • • Attention Form perception Visual depth perception Constancy Movement perception Plasticity Individual differences

Attention • The perceptual process that selects certain inputs for inclusion in our conscious

Attention • The perceptual process that selects certain inputs for inclusion in our conscious experience, or awareness, at any given time

Filtering Serial processing Parallel processing Processing capacity

Filtering Serial processing Parallel processing Processing capacity

Form perception • Recognition of a figure on a ground

Form perception • Recognition of a figure on a ground

Contours

Contours

Organization • Gestalt: The whole is more than the sum of its parts •

Organization • Gestalt: The whole is more than the sum of its parts • Laws of perceptual organization – Proximity – Similarity – Symmetry or good figure – Continuation – Closure

Visual depth perception • Monocular cues – Linear perspective – Clearness – Interposition –

Visual depth perception • Monocular cues – Linear perspective – Clearness – Interposition – Shadows – Gradients of texture – Movement • Binocular cues – Retinal disparity

Constancy • Size constancy – Results when the object and its background change together

Constancy • Size constancy – Results when the object and its background change together in such a way that the relationship between them stays the same – Moon in the night sky • Brightness constancy – Result of unchanged brightness ratios

Movement perception • Real motion perception – Constancy: because of unchanged relationship between object

Movement perception • Real motion perception – Constancy: because of unchanged relationship between object and its background – The brain comparator • Apparent motion – Stroboscopic motion – Autokinetic effect – Induced movement

Plasticity • Visual deprivation – Sensitive period – Nature and nurture

Plasticity • Visual deprivation – Sensitive period – Nature and nurture

Individual differences • Perceptual learning – An increase in the ability to extract information

Individual differences • Perceptual learning – An increase in the ability to extract information from the environment as a result of experience or practice with the stimulation coming from it – Ornithologists; Blind people • Set – Readiness or priming for certain kinds of sensory input • Motives and needs – Rorschach inkblots • Perceptual-cognitive style – Flexibility – Field dependence

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