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Sensation & Perception
Weber’s Law – the observation that the amount
of stimulus increase or decrease required to
discern a change, divided by the original
stimulation, is a constant
Can you tell the difference between a 105-watt
bulb and a 100-watt bulb?
Vision = 8%
Audition = 5%
30 –decibel tone / perceive change at 31.5-db
1.5/30 = 5 percent
Absolute Threshold
Minimum amount of stimulus energy required for
conscious detection of a stimulus 50% of the time
by the individuals tested
Vision
Dog’s Vision
Humans have 3 types of cones (3 colors)
Dogs have 2 types
Someone who is “colorblind” may have only 2 types
Consider bright red dog toy in green grass of yard…
Hearing
Visual perception
Ames Room
Poggendorf Illusion
Ponzo Illusion
Hering Illusion
Rotate
Hermann Grid
Hermann - Hering Illusion
Stare at the black dot for 30 to 60 seconds. Then
quickly change to stare at the white dot.
Zollner
Poggendorff
Fraser Spiral
Zollner
Mach Bands
Edge Enhancement Illusion
Ouchi Illusion
Perceptual Organization-
Brightness Contrast
the donguri
wave
Ebbinghaus Illusion
Blue Squares are not slanted
Motion