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This study guide covers perceptual organization, focusing on how sensation becomes perception. Key topics include Gestalt principles (figure-ground, similarity, proximity, continuity, closure, connectedness), depth perception (monocular and binocular cues), motion perception (stroboscopic and phi phenomenon), and perceptual constancy (color, brightness, shape, size). It also discusses perceptual adaptation and provides practice questions and exam tips.
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🎉 What's the difference between sensation and perception?
Sensation is interpreting stimuli, while perception is detecting stimuli
Sensation is bottom-up processing, while perception is top-down processing
Both are the same process of detecting stimuli
Perception is bottom-up processing, while sensation is top-down processing