PSY 654 Chapter 3: PSY654 Chapter 3: Chapter 3 Question & Answers : Fill in the blanks Cognitive Psychology PSY 654 Ryerson University

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY 654
• Professor: Julia Spaniol

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Neural pathway, extending from the occipital lobe to the parietal lobe, that is associated with neural processing that occurs when people take action. An illusion of movement perception that occurs when stimuli in different locations are ashed one after another with the proper timing. The idea that our estimate of the probability of an outcome is determined by the prior probability (our initial belief) and the likelihood (the extent to which the available evidence is consistent with the outcome). Processing that starts with information received by the receptors. This type of processing is also called data-based processing. A procedure in which a speci c area is removed from an animal"s brain. It is usually done to determine the function of this area by assessing the effect on the animal"s behaviour. Model of pain perception that proposes that pain signals are sent directly from receptors to the brain.