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Cognitive Psychology

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What is featural analysis?   show
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What are features?   show
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show Detection of stimulation of a sense organ.  
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What is perception?   show
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show ambiguity.  
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How can you make visual perception easier?   show
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show Data driven, use info from the environment, start with environment.  
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What is top-down processing?   show
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What are the four Gestalt principles?   show
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What is the Gestalt approach?   show
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What is the object recognition approach?   show
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What is template matching?   show
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show Need large number of templates, generation of new templates, recognize new objects, several patterns as same object.  
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What is Biederman's recognition by components?   show
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show Difficult to identify geons in natural objects.  
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show Internal representation of an object, ideal or average representatio of some object. Different people will have different prototypes, take into account relationships among parts (orientation not important)  
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What are the problems with all bottom-up models?   show
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show Perceptual learning (perception changes with practice), word superiority effect (more accurate in identifying letters when they are presented in words, depth perception (distance/size), changing percept (actual stimulus never changes)  
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show Relative size, overlap, linear perspective, texture gradient  
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What percepts are binocular?   show
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What is the Muller-Lyer illusion?   show
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What is the constructivist approach?   show
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show Active construction is not necessary, you directly acquire information from experience. The info hitting the retina is highly organized. Affordances = bench=sitting..etc)  
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show Properties can be invariant, no clear definition of what an "affordance" is  
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What should we know about the eye?   show
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show Hand/eye coordination (arm length changes but the brain knows this somehow).  
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What is perceptual learning?   show
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show Competition between opposite colors (Red-green, blue-yellow, black-white).  
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show Dichromacy and monochromacy.  
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What are color afterimages?   show
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What are types of color blindness?   show
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show 3 types of cones - red, green, blue.  
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What is selective attention?   show
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show Using dichotic listening (two messages, one in each other, repeat only one)  
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What is early selection theory?   show
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What supports early selection theory?   show
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What are some problems with early selection theory?   show
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show All messages are processed for meaning, then the filter is applied, and then the message is selected for response.  
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What is Treisman's Filter Attenuation theory?   show
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What is Kahneman's model of attention and effort?   show
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show Preferences for certain tasks.  
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show How important a task is at a certain time.  
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