Distortions of Perception (VCE SSCE Psychology): Flashcards

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The Fallibility of Visual Perception
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Visual illusion definition

Perception consistently differs from objective reality

Two ways perceptual systems show fallibility

Visual illusions & neurological conditions (agnosia)

Colours some see in 'the dress' photo

Blue & black OR white & gold (actual: blue & black)

Müller-Lyer illusion involves

Two equal lines w/ different ends (arrowheads vs feathertails)

Carpentered-world hypothesis suggests

Familiarity w/ rectangular buildings affects perception

Ames room actual shape

Right trapezoid (not rectangular)

Apperceptive visual agnosia key inability

Cannot perceive OR copy drawings of stimuli

Associative visual agnosia key feature

Can copy drawings but cannot recognise/name objects

Prosopagnosia definition

Inability to recognise familiar faces (face blindness)

Brain regions: apperceptive vs associative agnosia

Apperceptive: parietal & occipital; Associative: temporal

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