GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) Psychology Sensation and Perception-Sensation & Perception Theories, Applications and Issues Study Material (Page 7 of 11)

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Plasticity of Perception: Important Definitions, Functions of Perceptual Plasticity and Experience Dependent Plasticity

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Ability to organize and reorganize in response to long term changes in sensory input is called as plasticity. Plasticity is a ubiquitous property of nervous systems, irrespective of developmental stage of individual or complexity of the system. Plasticity occurs because of development, neuronal injury, or experience.

Important Definitions

According to Goodman, how and what people see is governed by need and prejudice. It selects, organizes, classifies, discriminates, associates, analyzes, and constructs.

The claims for perceptual plasticity can be traced back to Locke who states that ideas received by sensation are…

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Intersensory Perception: Views on Intersensory Perception

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It is the ability to combine information from different senses. The ability to coordinate and integrate information from different forms of sensation exists at birth and continues to improve with age. It investigates how infants combine information across modalities. When infants recognize that an object that is seen can also be touched, they are engaging in intersensory perception.

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