Cognitive Theory Summary

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In our day-to-day life activities, we come across things that we see with our bare eyes (naked eyes). When exposed to a routine of seeing these things often, we often form an image of them in our minds. Developing these images in our minds helps people easily identify those items when they come across them again. Concerning the issue mentioned above of forming images in our minds, a visual test on models was put across before me of whom I undertook. I was required to pick a particular chosen picture from many images that simultaneously came before my eyes. From a primary point of start, I immediately started forming an expected image of the image I am supposed to pick out from the many pictures coming and going over and over again. One of the best visual theories I could relate to quite well with the test was Gregory's Visual Assumption.
In his visual perception theory, Richard Gregory states that visual perception is dependable on a top-down process. This visual perception is better known as the ...