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Sensation
Sensory organs detect both external stimuli and internal stimuli and transmit that information to the brain.
Perception
The mental process of receiving, organising, integrating and interpreting sensory information to make it meaningful.
Attention
A concentration of mental activity that involves focusing on specific stimuli while ignoring andtehrefore excluding others. Can be focused interanlly or externally. 3 types.
Sustained attention
Maintaining a high level of attention on a specific stimulus or task for a prolonged, continuous period of time without being distracted.
Divided attention
The ability to distribute our attention and do two or more things simultaneously.
Selective attention
Choosing to focus on a specific salient stimuli to the exclusion of others.
Inluencing factors of selective attention
Personally important
Relevant to physiological state
Motivation
Stimulus changes or if a new/unusual stimulus is introduced