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19 Cards in this Set
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Geon |
basic geometric shape view-invariant, non-accidential properties, discriminable, allow for componential recovery |
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componential recovery |
rapid, correct identification of objects if geons are perceived |
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view-invariance |
object can be identified from different angles |
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binocular disparty |
the slight difference between the two retinal images |
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occlusion |
when one object blocks another, the blocking object is perceived as being closer |
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haziness |
distant objects are fuzzy, have a blue ting |
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internal facial features |
eyes, mouth nose |
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external facial features |
hair, ears, face shape |
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divided attention |
paying attention to more than one thing |
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selective attention |
focusing on specific objects and filtering out others |
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saccades |
small, rapid eye movements |
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fixations |
pauses in eye movements |
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stimulus salience |
areas of a scene that attract attention |
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change blindness |
failure to perceive large changes in a visual scene due to brief disruption s.a. blinking |
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akinetopsia |
motion blindness |
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aperture problem |
misleading information about the direction of the stimulus due to observation of small proportion of stimulus |
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muscle spindles |
sense muscle length and changes |
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golgi tendon organ |
senses muscle tension |
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Benign paroxismal positional vertigo |
parts of ortolithic organs slipped into semicircular canal |
