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Perceptual Process

is a sequence processes that work together to determine our experience of and reaction to stimuli in the enviornment

experiencing and reaction

4 categories of perceptual process

Stimulus, electricity, experience and action, and knowledge

SEEAK

STIMULUS

refers to what is out there in the enviornment when we actually pay attention to, and what stimulates our receptors.

Electricity

refers to the electrical signals that are created by the receptors and transmitted to the brain.

signals to...?

Experience and Action

refers to out goal- percieve, recognize, and react to stimuli

Knowledge

refers to knowledge we bring to the perceptual situation.

Two types of stimuli?

Enviornmental stimuli and Attended Stimuli

E & A

Environmental Stimuli

is all of the things in our enviornment that we can potentially percieve

exp: the potential stimuli presented to ellen, who is taking a walk in the woods.

Attended Stimuli

the stimulus that a person is attending to at a given point.

paying attention to

The Perceptual Process Cycle

Stimulus:


1. enviornmental stimulus; 2. Attended Stimulus; 3. Stimulus on the receptors


ELECTRICITY:


4. Transduction; 5. Transmission; 6. Processing


EXPERIENCE & ACTION:


7. Perception; 8. recognition; 9. Action


Knowledge...

how the cycle go thru the process.

Transduction

electrical signals are created in the receptors, which transform energy from the enviornment into electrical signals in the nervous system

everything we percieve is based on electrical signals in our brain

Example of transduction with proper def

Def: it is the transformations of one form of energy into another form of energy.



Exp: withdrawal from ATM; push that button.. pressure exerted by your finger is transduced into electrical energy, which causes the machine to push money out!

Transmission

After the moth image has been transformed into electrical signals in Ellen's receptors, these signals activate other neurons, which in turn activate more neurons.



it's crucial becasue if signals don't reach the brain,there is no perception.

one neuron activates another

Processing

As electrical signals are transmitted thru electrical signals in Ellen;s retina and then to the brain, they undergo neural processing, which involves interactions between neurons

Interaction between neurons; electrical energy is processed thru a network of neurons.

Perception

is conscious sensory experience