Perception Chapter 6 Mr. McElhaney. “Seeing” 1. Gregory explains vision: Pay attention to the following: 2. Gestalt, Foreground, Background, Silhouette.
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Hearing ► Stimulus: sound waves ► Damaged when sound >85 decibels. ► Stereo-audition. ► Amplitude = loudness; frequency = pitch ► Activity – find a partner…
Sensation and perception 6 “It’s life’s illusions I recall...” Joni Mitchell.
Perceptual Organization Chapter 6, Lecture 5 “The motion we then see in popular action adventures is not in the film, which merely presents a superfast.
1 Perception Chapter 6. 2 Perception The process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting sensory information, which enables us to recognize meaningful.
Perceptual Organization Module 13. Overview Perceptual Organization Form Perception Depth Perception Perceptual Constancy.
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Perceptual Organization Unit 3 – RG 4e Modified PowerPoint from: Aneeq Ahmad -- Henderson State University. Worth Publishers © 2007.
