Retinal disparity

Relative size cue

Texture gradient

Linear perspective

They are defined as the perception of stimuli which are presented too weakly or quickly to be recognized consciously.

They are highly effective at influencing behavior.

They are used frequently by advertisers to increase the sales of products.

They can produce significant changes in a person's emotions.

Subliminal

Paranormal

Subtypical

Unconsciousness

Sensation is a bottom-up process and perception is a top-down process

Sensation requires transduction an perception does not

Perception requires transduction and sensation does not

None of these

Perception is a bottom-up process and sensation is a top-down process

Retinal disparity

Accommodation

Assimilation

Heptactic cue

Ocular degeneration

Retinal disparity

Perspective

Relative size

Occlusion

Texture gradient

Phi phenomenon

Prägnanz effect

Gestaltian experience

Opponent-process theory

The absolute threshold

The minimum threshold

Transduction

The just noticeable difference

When solving math problems, Angela gets a certain taste in her mouth whenever she sees a certain digit– for example, she tastes the number 9 as sour.

George still feels pain in his left arm below the elbow, even though his left arm was amputated three years ago.

Ashley was in a car accident that resulted in severe head trauma, and now she cannot remember any events that occurred leading up to the accident or six months prior to it.

Taylor once ate pineapple pizza and got very sick to his stomach afterwards. He later learned that he had gotten the stomach flu and so his sickness had nothing to do with the pizza, but he still hates pineapple pizza.

Sensation is a bottom-up process and perception is a top-down process

Sensation requires transduction an perception does not

Perception requires transduction and sensation does not

None of these

Perception is a bottom-up process and sensation is a top-down process