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| - | ====== Perception ====== | ||
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| - | * auditory perception | ||
| - | * auditory threshold | ||
| - | * auditory fatigue | ||
| - | * loudness perception | ||
| - | * perceptual masking | ||
| - | * pitch perception | ||
| - | * pitch discrimination | ||
| - | * sound localization | ||
| - | * speech perception | ||
| - | * body image | ||
| - | * depth perception | ||
| - | * distance perception | ||
| - | * differential threshold | ||
| - | * discrimination (psychology) | ||
| - | * signal detection (psychology) | ||
| - | * eidetic imagery | ||
| - | * field dependence-independence | ||
| - | * form perception | ||
| - | * stereognosis | ||
| - | * gravity perception | ||
| - | * illusions | ||
| - | * optical illusions | ||
| - | * pattern recognition, | ||
| - | * pattern recognition, | ||
| - | * perceptual distortion | ||
| - | * sensory deprivation | ||
| - | * sensory thresholds | ||
| - | * auditory threshold | ||
| - | * differential threshold | ||
| - | * pain threshold | ||
| - | * signal detection (psychology) | ||
| - | * subliminal stimulation | ||
| - | * taste threshold | ||
| - | * size perception | ||
| - | * social perception | ||
| - | * space perception | ||
| - | * time perception | ||
| - | * touch | ||
| - | * stereognosis | ||
| - | * visual perception | ||
| - | * afterimage | ||
| - | * color perception | ||
| - | * field dependence-independence | ||
| - | * figural aftereffect | ||
| - | * flicker fusion | ||
| - | * motion perception | ||
| - | * pattern recognition, | ||
| - | * perceptual closure | ||
| - | * perceptual masking | ||
| - | * space perception | ||
| - | * depth perception | ||
| - | * distance perception | ||
| - | * vision disparity | ||
| - | * form perception | ||
| - | * contrast sensitivity | ||
| - | * pattern recognition, | ||
| - | * size perception | ||
| - | * weight perception | ||
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| - | ====== MENTAL RECORDER ( MENTAL FOOD STORES FOR RETRIEVAL AND METABOLISM ) ====== | ||
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| - | * Cortex cells , Brain cortex and their functions | ||
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| - | * Hold something in mind | ||
| - | * Thought which a person can either | ||
| - | * Memory , remember , mental hold | ||
| - | * Forget , amnesia | ||
| - | * Thought particles | ||
| - | * for performing mental operations | ||
| - | * calculation , computing , calculus | ||
| - | * Ability of the Mental recorder ( mental cups ) is that it can be used | ||
| - | * to record memory by a process called memorization | ||
| - | * Visual mental recorder , Visual—Information perceived through seeing. | ||
| - | * Sound recorder , Auditory—Information perceived through hearing. | ||
| - | * Spatial sense recorder , Kinesthetic -through actions | ||
| - | * Symbolic—Information perceived as symbols or signs that have no meaning by themselves; e.g., Arabic numerals or the letters of an alphabet. | ||
| - | * Semantic—Information perceived in words or sentences, whether oral, written, or silently in one's mind. | ||
| - | * Behavioral—Information perceived as acts of people. | ||
| - | * Product dimension | ||
| - | * to Mental recall , recollect , reminisce , Memory retention—The ability to recall information. | ||
| - | * internal monologue | ||
| - | * recall visual memories | ||
| - | * To identify , recognize or when provoked externally | ||
| - | * face , person , object | ||
| - | * number , language | ||
| - | * sound | ||
| - | * remind | ||
| - | * to store or remember | ||
| - | * memory , moment , experience | ||
| - | * duration of it , based on duration of the content of cup | ||
| - | * short term memory | ||
| - | * long term memory | ||
| - | * recent memory , temporary memory | ||
| - | * thought | ||
| - | * mental hold | ||
| - | * disturbances of mental recorder | ||
| - | * forget , amnesia | ||