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UNIT 4 – Sensation and Perception Jan 4th (B) and Jan. 5th (A) Jan 6th (B) and Jan 9th(A) Jan 10th (B) and Jan 11th (A) Jan 12th (B) and Jan 13th (A) Sensation versus Perception Thresholds Absolute, Subliminal, Difference Demonstration – Weber’s Law Activity – Critical thinking and thresholds Understanding transduction Vision Anatomy of the eye Activity – locating the blind spot Activity – Examining peripheral vision Theories of color vision o Explain the difference between the YoungHelmholtz Trichromatic theory and the Opponent Processing Theory Hearing Amplitude vs. Frequency Anatomy of the ear Activity – Sound localization Types of hearing loss Touch, Taste and Smell Body position and movement Vestibular sense Kinesthesis Group Activities – Sensation Fair Students experience and tests some of the concepts discussed during the sensation chapter Perception Selective attention / Cocktail party effect Gestalt principles Depth perception o Examine Eleanor Gibson’s visual cliff experiment o Monocular cues o Binocular cues Analyze the drawings of MC Escher for perceptual cues NOTECARD Terms for Unit 4 QUIZ Sensation to Sensory Adaptation Transduction to Opponent Process Theory Gestalt to Retinal Disparity TEST on UNIT 4 All Notecards due. UNIT 4 (Sensation) Sensation Perception Selective attention Inattentional blindness Change blindness Absolute threshold Signal Detection Theory Subliminal threshold priming Difference threshold Weber’s Law Sensory adaptation *Transduction * Pupil (B99) *Iris (B99) *Lens (B99) *Retina *Accommodation Rods Cones *Blind spot *Fovea Feature detectors *Young – Helmholtz Trichromatic Theory Opponent-Process Theory audition Conduction hearing loss Sensorineural hearing loss (aka nerve deafness) *Cochlear implant Kinesthesis Vestibular Sense *Gate-control theory Sensory interaction \ UNIT 4 (Perception…begins on p.151) *Gestalt Figure-ground *Grouping Similarity (M 152) Proximity (M 152) Continuity (M 152) Connectedness (M 152) Closure ( M 152) schemata Depth perception Visual cliff *Binocular cues Retinal disparity Depth perception Size constancy Shape constancy Perceptual adaptation Perceptual set Figure-Ground Grouping Similarity Proximity Continuity Visual cliff Constancy Gestalt