PSY100H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Julie Andrews, David H. Hubel, Visual Cortex
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It"s amazing how you can be blind to aspects of reality when your frame of reference is set up to focus on something else. How the descriptions of people around you and how they are profoundly different from how we learn. Perception lays the foundation of how we end up becoming who we are. If you experience erratically different worlds = you will have erratically different perceptions/ experiences. These activities are structurally changing us within our body. The way we are is this continual dynamic process. It all starts with perception and what we experience from the world. You may be asked about different theories of perception: reality, sensory receptors contact reality smell, touch it, move, make sounds at some level the various sensory receptors have to make contact with reality. Ie) light bounces in the eye different types of processes of light replication.
