PSY270H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Circadian Rhythm, Internal Rhyme, Language Processing In The Brain

• School: UTSG
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY270H1
• Professor: Kristie Dukewich

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Both top down and bottom up used to evaluate the prediction is valid or not. *expectation and violation of expectation: instantiation basic premise of expectation and violation of expectation. * car alarm: we used to worried our car is stolen when we hear the alarm but these days we don"t care because we are habituated and not worried, nobody pay attention to it anymore. *habituation: you learn to be habituated to something that has no consequences. * acoustic startle response: drop of significantly after the repeat. *moore: habituation is apply to any level of hierarchy in animals. Slower the presentation of the stimuli, less habituation you get, but slower spontaneous recovery. Because easier to ignore the low intense stimuli. *you are habituated to orienting response (eg. startle/looking time/skin response). *inhibition of return: cue and target , when short duration people are faster. * predictive coding: rather than passively register, brain actively register info.