Present and explain each step in human perception process. To what extent we perceive the real
world differently, how do we manage that (all types of perceptual selections) and why (such as
protecting ourselves)
Solution
Perception starts with visualization.
The main sensory component of vision involves the gathering and recording of light scattered
from objects in the surrounding scene, and the forming of a two - dimensional function on the
photoreceptors. Human eyes can perceive visible light. It involves receiving signals in the
nervous system. These signals form chemical and physical stimulation.
Perception starts with processing sensory input which transforms these low-level information to
higher-level information. The next step is processing as per a person\'s knowledge and concepts.
We perceive the real world based on our knowledge and experience. The process of perception
begins with an object in the real world, termed the distal stimulus ordistal object. Our knowledge
of the distal stimulus influences how we percieve the real world.
We manage all types of perceptual selections by looking for familiar cues when we face an
unknown distal stimulus. We do this to bind our senses and stimulate our high level information..
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1. Present and explain each step in human perception process. To what extent we perceive the real
world differently, how do we manage that (all types of perceptual selections) and why (such as
protecting ourselves)
Solution
Perception starts with visualization.
The main sensory component of vision involves the gathering and recording of light scattered
from objects in the surrounding scene, and the forming of a two - dimensional function on the
photoreceptors. Human eyes can perceive visible light. It involves receiving signals in the
nervous system. These signals form chemical and physical stimulation.
Perception starts with processing sensory input which transforms these low-level information to
higher-level information. The next step is processing as per a person's knowledge and concepts.
We perceive the real world based on our knowledge and experience. The process of perception
begins with an object in the real world, termed the distal stimulus ordistal object. Our knowledge
of the distal stimulus influences how we percieve the real world.
We manage all types of perceptual selections by looking for familiar cues when we face an
unknown distal stimulus. We do this to bind our senses and stimulate our high level information.
