Vision

hearing

sense of smell

Taste

Skin feeling

Kinesthetic sense

sense of balance

body sense

Absolute susceptibility and absolute sensory threshold

Differential Susceptibility and Differential Threshold

adapt

Compared

synesthesia

afterimage

Seemingly moving

Perception is the beginning of people's understanding and the source of knowledge and experience.

Perception is the basis of all human mental activities

Perception is an important factor in maintaining and regulating normal psychological activities

spatial perception

time perception

motion perception

other people's perception

self-awareness

interpersonal perception

objective factor

subjective conditions

The intensity relationship between the components of an object

Arrangement characteristics of each component of an object

The structural relationship between the components of an object

knowledge experience

language guidance

Activity tasks and attitudes toward perceived objects

optical illusion

illusion of weight

time illusion

Orientation Illusion

It is a feeling. Due to the lack of corresponding realistic stimulation, the objective test results prove that this feeling is illusory. However, due to the patient's own experience, it does not feel illusory.

Hallucinations originate from subjective experiences and have no roots in objective reality, but some patients firmly believe that their feelings come from objective reality

Intuitive in kind

Impressionistic and intuitive

Intuitive language

Audio-visual (audio-visual) teaching

Patterns of dependence of perception on stimulus intensity

Comparison rules

Difference rules between objects and backgrounds

Teaching aids should be used according to teaching needs

Use teaching aids according to the characteristics of students' mastery of knowledge

Mobilize multiple analyzers to participate in sensing activities

Correct language coordination is required when using visual aids