perceptual (Meaning)
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perceptual (a)
of or relating to the act of perceiving
Synonyms & Antonyms of perceptual
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perceptual Sentence Examples
- Perceptual experiences, such as seeing and hearing, shape our understanding of the world.
- The perceptual illusion known as the "moon illusion" makes the moon appear larger near the horizon.
- Perceptual constancy allows us to recognize objects as having the same shape and size, despite changes in viewing angle or lighting.
- Perceptual attention is the process of selectively focusing on certain stimuli while ignoring others.
- Perceptual organization involves grouping and interpreting sensory information into meaningful wholes.
- Perceptual priming occurs when prior exposure to a stimulus influences how we perceive subsequent related stimuli.
- Cross-modal perceptual integration combines information from different sensory modalities to create a unified experience.
- Perceptual disorders, such as agnosia, can impair the ability to recognize objects or faces.
- Perceptual distortions can result from brain damage or substance abuse.
- Perceptual learning involves improvements in perceptual abilities through repeated exposure and practice.
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of or relating to the act of perceiving
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Perceptual experiences, such as seeing and hearing, shape our understanding of the world.
The perceptual illusion known as the "moon illusion" makes the moon appear larger near the horizon.
Perceptual constancy allows us to recognize objects as having the same shape and size, despite changes in viewing angle or lighting.
Perceptual attention is the process of selectively focusing on certain stimuli while ignoring others.
