The human brain's reflection of individual attributes or parts of objective things that directly act on the sensory organs

1 Feeling is a reflection of the individual attributes of objective things. For example, rectangular, yellow, and hard are the individual attributes of the table respectively.

2 Feelings only reflect objective things that directly act on sensory organs

3. Sensory reflections are caused by individual sensory organs. Once the sensory organs are damaged or even destroyed, corresponding feelings cannot be produced.

Provides information about the internal and external environment. For example, only by feeling can people recognize the color, smell, and hardness of external objects.

Ensure the balance of information between the body and the environment. eg Living in isolation for a long time is unbearable.

Feeling is the basis of all higher and more complex psychological phenomena

external sensation

internal feeling

qualia

sensory adaptation

afterimage of feeling

contrast of feelings

sensory interaction

The whole or comprehensive reflection of various parts and attributes of objective things that the brain directly acts on the sensory organs

Produced under the direct influence of objective things

A comprehensive reflection of the various attributes of various parts of objective things

The generation of perception is based on multiple past sensory experiences of the object

object perception

Social Perception (not tested)

Perceptual selectivity

the wholeness of perception

perceptual intelligibility

perceptual constancy

Leyer's illusion

moon illusion

Oberson's illusion

Deborah Illusion

Herzen's illusion

codification illusion

Reflect different objects

The production process is different

The factors that depend on it are different

Feeling is the premise and condition of perception. Both belong to perceptual knowledge and are inseparable.