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Perception: Depth Perception, Hebb՚s Cell Assemblies, Sensory Deprivation and Perceptual Defense

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Depth Perception

The retinal image is only two-dimensional. Although it has no third dimension to give depth, we perceive depth nevertheless. Depth perception comes from various cues. The perception of these cues is either monocular (one eye) or binocular (two eyes) .

  • Monocular Cues to Depth: these are cues for perceiving depth based on one eye only. It is also referred to as pictorial depth cues because artists can use these cues to give the illusion of depth to paintings and drawings.
  • Linear perspective: the tendency for parallel lines to appear to converge on each other.
  • Relative size: perception that occ…

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Theories of Pain Perception: Gate Control Theory (Melzack & Walls, 1965)

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Gate Control Theory (Melzack & Walls, 1965)

The incoming pain must pass through a gate located in the spinal cord, which determines what information about pain will be sent to the brain. Therefore, it can be opened to allow pain through or cl…

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