Explain the concepts perception and sensation in terms of the functioning of the sense organs
- Discuss organisation under: form perception, depth perception, perceptual consistency, perception of movement
- Describe the concept Illusion
- Describe extra sensory perception (ESP)
- Outline 3 main types of ESP
What is Perception? what is the difference of Perception and Sensation? I hope that this Presentation will help... Credits: Professor Charmaine Maglangit
Explain the concepts perception and sensation in terms of the functioning of the sense organs
- Discuss organisation under: form perception, depth perception, perceptual consistency, perception of movement
- Describe the concept Illusion
- Describe extra sensory perception (ESP)
- Outline 3 main types of ESP
What is Perception? what is the difference of Perception and Sensation? I hope that this Presentation will help... Credits: Professor Charmaine Maglangit
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This is the presentation based on the article I wrote on Dreaming. You can have a look at the article to have a better understanding:
http://thoughtsintowords.hol.es/philosophy/thetheoryofdreaming/
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You can also like my page for more reads:
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Also, subscribe on my website if you like.
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3. CONSCIOUSNESS
William James (1890):
Consciousness is a constantly moving stream of
thoughts, feelings, and emotions
Consciousness can be viewed as our subjective
awareness of mental events
Functions of consciousness:
Monitoring mental events
Control: consciousness allows us to formulate and
reach goals
4. GENERAL SIGNS OF AN ALTERED
STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
• Alterations in thinking:
attention/concentration/memory/judgment, trouble
distinguishing between cause and effect
• Disturbed time sense: time ceases to exist or goes by very
quickly/very slowly. (Dreams)
• Loss of control: feeling helpless. (Need to do things, but
just can’t – Left Hemisphere jumping in – something is
wrong!)
5. GENERAL SIGNS OF AN ALTERED
STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
• Change in emotional expression: emotional extremes or
becoming detached/expressionless.
• Body image change: Boundaries between oneself and
one’s environment is blurred. Parts of the body may seem
strange/heavy/awkward.
• Perceptual distortions: “Seeing” sound, “Hearing” color,
also hallucinations.
6. GENERAL SIGNS OF AN ALTERED
STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
• Attaching increased meaning to experiences: Things
become so profound!
• Sense of the ineffable: Amnesia/vivid memories/inability
to describe experiences to someone who has not
undergone something similar
• Feelings of rejuvenation: hope/feeling light, free euphoric.
Also, becoming hyper-suggestible. In Hypnotism, this the
ideal state of the “Hypnotee”
7. ALTERED STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
• Sensory Deprivation or constant exposure to repetitive
actions: Solitary Confinement and “Assembly-line”
daydreaming
• Sensory Overload: Opposite of the above, brought on by
sports/ecstatic dancing/chanting, extreme pain, getting
“all worked up” via sounds, smells, sights.
• Continuous focus over long periods of time: Study/work
for hours on end, mind may wander/dream.
8. ALTERED STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
• Decreased alertness: “Emptying the mind”, meditation,
conscious relaxing of the muscles.
• Alterations to the Nervous System: Dehydration, sleep
deprivation, hyperventilation, temporal lobe seizures (like
video), recreational/prescribed drugs (e.g.
Weed/Vicodin/Morphine)
10. STAGES OF SLEEP
• NREM (Non-Rapid-Eye-Movement) Sleep:
• Stage 1 (lightest sleep)
• Stage 2 (deeper sleep)
• Stages 3 and 4 (deepest sleep)
• REM (Rapid-Eye-Movement) Sleep:
• Light sleep (also called paradoxical sleep)
11. NREM (NON-REM) SLEEP:
• includes Stages 1 through 4
• involves lower-frequency brain waves, decreased pulse
and breathing, and occasional, simple dreams
12. REM (RAPID-EYE-MOVEMENT) SLEEP:
• also known as paradoxical sleep
• involves high-frequency brain waves, increased pulse
and breathing, large muscle .
• serves a biological need.
• may play a role in learning and consolidating new
memories.
13. SLEEP DISORDERS
• Insomnia
• Condition of not being able to sleep
• Natural Remedies
• Exercise
• Avoid caffeine (including chocolate)
• Dimmer lights
• Avoid naps
• Wake at same time each day
14. SLEEP DISORDERS
• Narcolepsy
• uncontrollable sleep attacks
• sudden and irresistible onsets of sleep during normal
waking hours
• Hypersomnia
• 12-14 hours per day plus nap
15. SLEEP DISORDER
• Sleep Apnea
• intermittently stop breathing during sleep
• frequent momentary awakenings
• usually unaware of these episodes
• Night Terrors
• mostly seen in children
• appearance of being terrified (fast heart rate)
• occur during Stage 4
• not remembered when the child awakes
17. SLEEP DISORDER
Sleep Walking/Talking/Eating
• occur during Stage 4 (non-REM) Sleep
• runs in families
• more common in childhood
• usually harmless
• not remembered the next morning
18. HYPNOSIS
• Altered state of consciousness characterized by intensely
narrowed attention and increased openness to
suggestion
• Mesmer: Believed he could cure diseases by passing
magnets over body; true “animal magnetism”
(“mesmerize” means to hypnotize)
• Must cooperate to become hypnotized
19. HYPNOSIS
• “Acid” Study (Orne & Evans, 1965)
• hypnotized subjects told to plunge hand into “acid” &
throw it in researcher’s face
• Next day: denied they would follow such commands
• control group: told to “pretend” they were hypnotized
• unhypnotized subjects performed the same acts as the
hypnotized ones
20. HYPNOSIS CAN’S AND CANNOT’S
• Hypnosis CAN
• Help people relax
• Reduce pain
• Get people to make better progress in therapy
• Hypnosis CANNOT
• Produce acts of superhuman strength
• Produce age regression
• Force you to do things against your will
21. HYPNOSIS
• Posthypnotic Suggestion
• suggestion to be carried out after the subject is no
longer hypnotized
• used by some clinicians to control undesired symptoms
and behaviors
• has been found to be helpful for treatment of obesity
• addictions (drug, alcohol, smoking) do not respond as
well
22. HYPNOTIC PAIN RELIEF
2 Theories
• Dissociation
• a split between different levels of consciousness
• example: “ice bath study” - dissociate the sensation
of cold from the emotional suffering we define as
painful
• Selective Attention
• hypnosis doesn’t block sensory input, but it may
block our attention to painful stimuli
23. HYPNOSIS
• Hypnosis as a social phenomenon:
• normal state of consciousness
• subjects feel and behave in ways appropriate for “good
hypnotic subjects”
• Hypnosis as divided consciousness
• most researchers believe there is more to it than just being a
“good subject”
• sometimes subjects carry out behaviors even if they think no one is
watching
• brain activity – areas light up as though subjects are really seeing a
color
24. MEDITATION
• Meditation is a learned
technique for focusing attention
that brings about an altered
state of consciousness. During
meditation, oxygen use
decreases, heart rate and blood
pressure decline , and brain
wave patterns change.
25. MANY FORMS OF MEDITATION
• Yoga
• Breathing
• Repeating Mantra
26. WHY MEDITATION?
The key to meditation is to concentrate so thoroughly that
the mediator reaches a different state of consciousness.
When a person is overwhelmed with stress, life, kids, work,
or anything that is making them edgy they can meditate to
relieve stress.
27. BENEFITS OF MEDITATION
After meditation people often report feeling thoroughly
relaxed.
They sometimes relate that they have gained new insights
into themselves and their problems.
Long term practice if meditation may even improve health
because of physiological changes it produces.