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SENSORY PROCESSES: ATTENTION AND PERCEPTION

MODULE - IIBasicPsychologicalProcessesNotesPsycho logy Secondary CoursePSYCHOLOGY SECONDARY COURSE 42 SENSORY processes : ATTENTION and Perception5 SENSORY processes : ATTENTIONAND PERCEPTIONThe purpose of describing SENSORY receptors, ATTENTION and PERCEPTION is to familiarize youwith the way our sense organs collect information and how it is processed by our have five sense organs through which we acquire information. These include eye, ear,skin, nose and tongue. We have mainly two functions of our senses: survival and we could not see any colors or the beauty of flowers or the pictures on our television orthe traffic lights, our life would become dull and risky.

Sensory Processes: Attention and Perception (proximate or near to observer). The major task of perception is to determine the distal stimulus based on information of proximal stimulus to know what the world out there is really like using one s imagination of mind.

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