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1955: Bruner and Minturn
the men who conducted a study on the number 13 vs the letter B; it showed that our expectations and context can shape how we interpret visual information
Illusions
reveal how the brain decides between multiple interpretations; perception is not fixed
Top-Down Processing
perceiving and interpreting sensory information using prior knowledge, experiences, and expectations
Perception
a constructive process; the brain builds our experiences by interpreting sensory input
A real world consequence of perceptual errors
inaccuracy of eyewitness testimony due to false sensory memories
Psychological Science
can help improve perception in daily life by helping us to develop strategies to prevent errors in things like driving/remembering events