Object and Face recognition

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Gestalt psychology? Fundamental principle?
Law of Prägnanz
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Gestalt 4 laws of perceptual organisation?
The law of; Proximity, Similarity, Good continuation, Closure
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What is agnosia?
Impairment in object recognition without primary visual deficits
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Theories of Selective (focused) attention? (3)
Broadbent's filter theory // Treisman's attenuation theory // Deutsch & Deutsch's theory
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Limited capacity / When the capacity is not exhausted by target processing, remains resources engaged in distractor processing - what theory?
Perceptual Load Theory - Lavie, 1995
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Attention deficits - 3 disorders
Ballet's syndrome // Hemisptial Neglect // ADD/ADHD
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What are executive functions?
"conductor of the brain orchestra" - coordinate other modules in the brain to enable flexible, goal-directed, purposeful behaviour
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What are executive functions strongly linked to?
Prefrontal cortex - connected to almost all of the brain - good position to act as the 'conductor'
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Tower of London task - Shallice (1982)
PFC activated in functional imaging during task and damage to PFC results in poor performance
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Stroop test - what is it?
The colour and saying different colour task
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