Gibson's Bottom-up/Direct Theory AO1
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- Created on: 25-11-12 14:58
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Gibson's Direct Theory
Gibson's direct theory (ecological theory) is known as a bottom-up theory. These theories propose that the process of visual perception starts by analysing the basic features of sensory input and then gradually works up to more complex processing.
Gibson believes:
- We do not need to do much processing of visual information as there is already enough information in the optic array (the pattern of light reaching our eyes).
- We do not need to rely on stored knowledge in the brain as there is already enough information in the optic array.
- We get information about the relative positions of surfaces and objects when we move…
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