Report: Sensation and Perception 1. Introduction Sensation and perception are the two fundamental processes that allow us to experience the world. While often used interchangeably, they represent distinct stages of processing environmental stimuli. 2. Defining the Core Concepts Sensation: The Input
The environment or surrounding stimuli can change how we perceive an object (e.g., a tall person looks average next to a professional basketball player). 5. Conclusion Sensation and Perception
Starting with the individual pieces of sensory info and building up to a final image (data-driven). Report: Sensation and Perception 1
The human brain does not see things in isolation; it looks for patterns. identifies several laws of grouping: Conclusion Starting with the individual pieces of sensory
Filling in gaps to create a complete, whole object. 4. Influencing Factors Perception is subjective and can be influenced by: