General
Are visual and auditory recognitions dependent on each other?
Yes they are interdependent. They are operating as a multi-sensory system.
Rueckle & Oden performed experiment in 1986 What was the experiment about?
Rueckle and Oden published research regarding how contextual information (sentence meaning) and featural information (visual letter features) are integrated during the process of word identification.
Into how many lobes is brain divided to?
The brain is divided into 4 lobes: frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital.
Where is primary visual cortex located?
Primary visual cortex is located in occipital lobe.
What is that Eleanor Gibson discovered?
Eleanor Gibson discovered that depth perception is largely innate, not just learned, primarily through her famous Visual Cliff experiment.
Which part of the brain is the oldest?
The oldest part of the brain is brainstem.
The sensory inputs from the environment that our brain receives to create meaningful experiences is called.
Perceptual Stimuli.
What is that Hubel & Wiesel experiment in the 1960s?
Experiment the first systematic recordings from primary visual cortex in cats and monkeys.
Which part of the brain is responsible for auditory processing?
Auditory cortex which is located in temporal lobe.
What are the two different perceptual stimulus in visual system
Distal stimuli and Proximal stimuli.
What Irving Biederman developed?
She developed the Recognition-by-Components theory.
Prosopagnosia how is developed?
Most of the time from brain injury or present from birth. It is a neurological disorder.
An arrangement of how many geons is generally enough information to classify an object.
3 geons
When first phonemes were used and by who?
First used by French linguist A. Dufriche-Desgenettes in 1873.
Which part of the brain play a critical role in visual and auditory process impairments, along with their relationship to visual disturbances and auditory hallucinations?
The largest nucleus in thalamus the pulvinar.