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Sensation

brain receives info from sensory organs

Perception

makes sense out of sensory organs

bottom up processing

taking sensory info and processing it

top down processing

using models, and ideas, expectations to interpret sensory information

photoreception

detection of light



mechanoreception

touch, hearing

chemoreception

smell and taste

absolute Threshold

minimum level of stimuli that can detect 50% of the time

Signal detection theory

whether or not we can detect stimuli in background noise

Weber's Law

for two stimuli to be perceived as different must differ by a percentage

Perceptual Set

what we expect influences what we do see (top down processing)