MID 2 PSYCH 367

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4 types of information required to identify distal stimulus

light sources

reflectance of surfaces

surface orientation

viewing position

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what is the inverse projection problem

going from the proximal stimulus to identifying the distal stimulus

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what is underdetermination

any 2D image may have many potential 3D sources

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contour

border between light and dark areas in an image

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what was ganzfeld

sensory deprivation experiment, developed to test for telepathic communication

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microsaccades

involuntary eye movements that occur during fixations

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what is the purpose of microsaccades

to change the position of the image on the retina

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illusory contours

contours not present on the retina, but still affect contour perception

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proximity

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similarity

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good continuation

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closure

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common fate

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meaningfulness / familiarity

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what is the Law of Pragnanz

every stimulus pattern is seen in the simplest way

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recognition definition

perceiving something as previously experiences

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identification definition

naming or classifying an object

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what are template theories

compare input to a model/template stored in memory

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pros of template theories

successfully used by machines

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cons of template theories

intolerant to variations in a stimulus

too many templates required

cannot account for novel stimuli

cannot handle context

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pandemonium model is what type of theory

feature-based

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4 stages of pandemonium theory

image demon

feature demon

cognitive demon

decision demon

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stage 1: image demon

gets sensory input

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stage 2: feature demons

analyze input in terms of features

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stage 3: cognitive demons

determine which groups of features are present

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stage 4: decision demons

identifies pattern by listening for cognitive demon shouting the loudest

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pros of pandemonium

feature-detectors physiologically relate to cells in visual system

can identify wide range of stimuli — just specify component features

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cons of pandemonium

doesn’t define “feature”

cannot handle Gestalt organizational principles

cannot handle context

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computational approach

multi-stage approach that applies precise mathematical formulas

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