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Unit 3: Sensation and Perception

5.1 - Introduction To Perception Sensation Perception Transduction Bottom-Up Processing Top-Down Processing Perceptual Influences Perceptual Set Context Effects Emotion Constancy 5.2 - Introduction To Sensation Absolute Threshold Difference Threshold/Just-Noticeable Difference (Jnd) Weber’S Law Sensory Adaptation Habituation Attention Inattentional Blindness Change Blindness Face Blindness (Found On Feature Detection Slide) 5.3 - Visual Sensation & Perception Rods Cones Lens Pupil Iris Retina Fovea Bipolar Cells Ganglion Cells Feature Detectors

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