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1. Some modules and concepts that made sense to me as i went through them were perception beyond sensory input and illusion of an uninterrupted world. These made sense to me because it was easy to understand the ideas that people have different perception apart from the visual or physical input given to them. People also gain perceptions based on information and emotions.

2. Some concepts that made the least amount of sense to me were how we construct a 3-D world from 2-d images. This concept was more difficult for me to grasp because you dont normally think that you are seeing things in 2-D. Typically you just assume you are seeing things in 3-D and don't question why.

3. Based on this activity people use a combination of things in order to use sensation and perception to understand the world. People use physical things such as touch, sight, smell, and noise to understand what is going on around them in the world. In addition to the physical senses people use bottom up and top down processing to gain a perspective and opinion to understand what is going on around them.

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1. The concept with the shadows made the most sense to me. Shadows make art really interesting and help you understand the concepts of 2-D vs 3-D. The activity in the module showed how shadows can make objects look like they are floating or moving a certain way. I understood the concept pretty well.

2. The concept that made the least amount of sense to me was the blind spot. I did not know that something really close to you is not visible. It was weird for me to think that I can’t see it when it is close so you need both eyes to see what is right there.

3. We use perception and sensation to understand the world around us by taking in information through our senses and developing an understanding of what is happening around us.

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1 When I was able to construct a 3-D image world from a 2-D was the best one that I remember that made sense to me.
2. One the confused me was the whole blind spot thing it took me a terribly long time to do it and even after that I kinda just guessed.
3. Our sensation is what helps slow down processes for our brain and or speed it up when necessary. Our perception helps identify objects so we know what is going on around us

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1. Session Two- Constructing a 3-D world from 2-D images made the most sense to me. My favorite part of these simulations was trial 8 and its first sentence of "wherever there is light, there is always shadow". Regardless of whether or not this is a Yin and Yang reference, it makes perfect sense. There needs to be the two opposites to create a single balance. I find it very interesting how just the projection of light or position of a shadow can completely alter our perception of that object. For example, add a shadow to a 2 dimensional figure and it instantly becomes three dimensional. Or add light to face an object, causing a shadow to be cast behind it, and it creates the illusion that the image is floating. Without shadows and light, there would be depth and the perception of our would would be the flatness of two dimensions.
2. The concept that confused me was how our interpretation of colors changes depending on the background color and whether there are lines added to it. I am baffled by Trial 9- Ambiguous Grey. I still do not see how squares A and B are the same shade of grey.
3. Based on this activity, we use our sensation and perception to understand the world around us in multiple ways. Our sensation either slows events down or speed them up so that they appear to be executed in a single fluid motion while our perception helps us to identify an objects position and makes a 2 dimensional object appear three dimensional.

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1. The module that made the most sense to me was the perception sensory input. For me, I understood our brain fills in missing gaps when looking at certain objects. When I was watching, I saw the missing gaps, so therefore, I had a better understanding of it.
2. I understood most of it, the only thing I was finding harder to understand was finding my blind spot. I just didn't fully understand how to get to the point of knowing where my blind spot was.
3. Our perception and sensations help us navigate our world we live in. It can help anything from emotion, to dangerous situations. It helps us understand and learn what things mean, and to identify certain objects and remember them later. We use them in our everyday lives all the time.

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The one that made the most sense to me was when it was the image of your brain and you had to use clues to determine the true size of items and cats. And the one that made the lease sense was the blind spot one, I may have done it wrong as it was super hard to find my blind spot,

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1. I understood the 3D section of the modules really easily and I can see how shadows and those lines help us interpret objects and determine how far away or close up something is.
2. Everything made sense to me but I was unaware of the blind spot test. It tripped me out when the black dot went out of my sight. It's cool that our brain just automatically fills in our blind spot.
3. Perception tells us a lot about our surroundings and the world we are in. Without perception, our eyesight wouldn't be very useful because we wouldn't be able to determine important factors in the things we see everyday such as the distance away from an object.

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1. From my individual point of view, I found the module about 2D images being converted into 3D by the brain to be the most understandable. Being an artist, making a 2-Dimensional image appear to be in the third dimension comes somewhat naturally, making the theory much easier to grasp.
2.Everything made a relative amount of sense to me within the modules, however, the blind spot test actually caught me by surprise. I understand the concept, but actually viewing it was something else... or not viewing it, rather.
3. We use our innate senses to further comprehend the world we inhabit. Without the ability to see, hear, touch, etc... we cannot fully grasp the essential aspects of being alive.

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1. For me, the concept that made the most sense to me was the Module about constructing a 3D World from 2D images. This made sense to me because it was easy for me to understand the concept of shadows helping our eyes explain where and how large an object may be.
2. The concept that made the least sense to me was the one that told about how our eyes fill in our blind spots. The reason why this was hard for me to grasp is because even though i am aware that everyone has a blind spot, I can never see mine and although it would make sense that our eyes would fill in the blanks it is very strange to me that our eyes can just assume what something looks like even though it actually cannot see the image.
3. We use sensation and perception to help us identify,get familiar with, and have an overall better understanding of things we encounter in our every day lives.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the perception beyond sensory input. I understood that our mind can fill in the gaps just by a little bit of sensory 'motivation'. Our mind is so incredible that it can even make a couple of moving dots or boxes into a story.
2. The concept that made the least sense was the perception of unconscious intention. One of the reasons why I couldn't understand it because I didn't really understand what the activity was trying to tell me what to do.
3. We use sensation in order to take in the world around us by our senses while perception lets us comprehend and interpret the world around us. Sometimes though our senses can be mislead by different things so that we interpret the world around us differently than usual.

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1. To me, the module that made the most sense was the module about the fact that the movement of dots and different shapes can portray various different things, such as the movement of a person.
2. The module that made the least amount of sense to me was the module about the shapes forming another shape. For example, the circles forming a square, i didn't fully understand that module.
3. We use perception and sensation to understand and interpret how things are meant to be or just seeing the world in a different way than before. Just because things appear one way, does not mean that is how they really are.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was constructing a 3-D world from 2-D images, because it lets us see how far and how big in relation to what is closer and farther.
2. I pretty much understood everything the modules explained, but I guess the one that got me was the blind spot that our brains fill in the pieces based on previous experiences.
3. We use perception to make a mental map of our surroundings so we can tell how far something is and how big something is. We use sensation to perceive whether something is OK to touch or be near.

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The sessions that made most sense to me would have to of been the Visual interpretation and perception beyond sensory input. I believe I had an easier time recognizing these since the images stood out to me on how the brain fills us in for the missing parts of the whole and how we actually perceive something in different ways, but never at once. The most challenging one for me would have to of been the second module about our reconstruction of 2-D images into 3-D images. I understand the concepts fully, but the image stimuli threw me for a loop as they should've.
Based on this activity, I believe that we use sensation and perception to modify the world around us to
further cope and understand it.

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1. The concepts that made the most sense to me was the first concept module. I had no trouble understanding how the brain makes up information to fill the gaps that our eyes cannot see.
2. The one that made the least amount of sense to me is the third module and how the colors were different just because of their surroundings it seemed to me that the colors should stay consistent regardless of the surrounding colors
3. Our senses pick up on different sensations that our brain then uses to build an interpretation of the world known as perception. so the sensations we have are the building blocks of our perception of the world we live in.

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1) The module that made the most sense to me was the image size one, where your brain used context clues to determined size and distance on the object. I have seen things like this before, and in art a long time ago we did a project like this.
2) The concept that made the least sense  but fascinated me the most was section one where we learned about the blind spot. It was so crazy how my brain would fill in for the missing part of my vision.
3) We use sense to create a map, and from that map we can determine things such as distance and color, the map can be outdated/ wrong. But our mental brain map is updated many times a second as we navigate and look around, but it still can be tricked.

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1. The module that made the most sense to me would have to be the 3D and 2D and shadow concepts. It helps us see how things look and where they are in relation to us.
2. The concept that I didn't really understand would have to be the blind spot. I don't quite understand why or how the dot disappears. How can our eyes just not see something that is right in front of us?
3. We use sensation and perception to be aware of what's around us so we can be alert and become familiar with the things and objects we like and do not like.

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The one that made the most sense to me was the one of two pictures that were the same size but looked different based upon where it was placed on the screen.  I had seen these examples before so I already had a vague knowledge of what  they were.
The one that made the least sense to me was the blind spot.  It had never occurred to me that we even had a blind spot since our other eye covers what the other can not see. Even with only one eye open it is difficult to notice without trying to find it.
The way we see thing is different based upon the surround environment.  Two things may look the same but are completely different.  Our mind tries to put the pieces of information together to give us an image of reality.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was probably the second one. As someone who has been interested in optical illusions for a while, I had seen these kinds of things before. It also makes sense to me that when you move a shadow, you see something completely different than what you did before you moved it. It made sense that even though technically we are seeing a 2-D image, with the placement of a few lines we can interpret depth and a 3-D image.

2. The concept that made the least amount to sense to me was probably the last one. It was strange to think that our brain makes an unconscious decision about something before we make a conscious one. I don't understand how that works at all. How does the brain know what to do before we do? Does this mean that there is actually no free will?

3. We use sensation and perception to understand our world as much through the object we are trying to perceive and the surroundings of that object. Our mind has a lot to do with filling in the missing pieces of our sensations and perceptions. Its creating a more complete world than there actually is.

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1. I think the one that made most sense to me was the blind spot one. Having experience with horrible eye sight I already know that relying on our blind spots to help us see things is kind of risky.
2.  The creating a 3-D world really confused me. I didn't really understand the information at al that I was reading. I don't understand how our minds can comprehend that stuff and change the way we view certain objects.
3. We use sensation and perception to help us identify and get familiar with things we encounter in every day life

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The concept that made the most sense to me was the first module. I knew before this that our eyes had a blind spot so this activity help to reinforce that and give me a visual representation to help me understand further. It also makes sense that our vision is actually really blurry. In comparison to the wide range we can see  our pupils are actually very small. I think i understood the first lab the best because I already had prior knowledge of most of the topics and all of the illusions worked for me. Meanwhile I didn't really understand the induced color activity because I wasn't having the same experience that the activity described.  When I looked at the orange square I could tell they were the same shade no matter what the background color was. Since I could visaulze it this concept was hard for me to grasp. In conclusion our brain uses sensation and perception to create a more realistic world than we can actually percieve.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the shadows and how they can make us perceive things differently. For instance in the example it showed us one shadow made the ball look like it was sliding across the screen, but when the shadow changed all of a sudden it looked the ball was floating even though the ball was doing the exact same thing in both images only the shadow has changed.
2. The concept that made the least sense to me was the blind spot. I don't understand why humans have a blind spot like that. At first i thought it was because i was so close to the screen i lost sight of it but then when i moved a little bit more forward i could see the dot again and that amazed me but also confused me.
3. We use sensation and perception to understand how our world works and to determine if we like something or not. If we didn't have these things that we wouldn't understand things as well and it would be much harder to determine if something is pleasurable or not. We also use our senses and perception to better learn things or build on what we already know.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the idea that we perceive a 3-D world from 2-D images. This made sense because we have flat eyes. So when we look at something, the light can only hit our eyes in a 2 dimensional manner but because some things are smaller because they are farther away, they appear farther away.
2. The concept that made the least amount of sense to me was the fact that our everything we do may be controlled by the subconscious which is controlled by our perception. this confuses me because it challenges the idea of free will.
3.We use sensation and perception to understand the world around us by receiving and interpreting information from our senses and our mind filling in the blanks.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the shadows and how they make objects appear to float or seem further away than they are. This concept was really easy to grasp because I've spent a lot of time messing around with the shadow feature when it comes to photo editing, and I understand how we perceive things differently based on where the shadow is.
2. The concept that makes the least amount of sense is the blind spot. I understand scientifically how it works, but it just blows my mind how we can totally not see something that is right in front of us, and how we can see it if we just move forward or back a couple inches.
3. We use sensation and perception to understand our world by determining how to react and cope with new and old experiences, and how to respond to our surroundings.

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1. The concept with the shadows made the most sense to me. Shadows change how we view things and help us perceive objects differently. Shadows are used in art to make things seem realistic or 3D. The activity in the module showed how shadows can make objects look like they are floating or moving a certain way. This concept was somewhat easy to understand because I had already heard of it.
2. The concept that made the least amount of sense to me was the blind spot. I had no idea that all humans had a spot where they can not see something that is so close. This was really interesting and I enjoyed the activity on the module. It is had to grasp that something is right infront of you if you can not see it.
3. We use perception and sensation to understand the world around us by taking in information through our senses and developing an understanding of what is happening around us. They are also used to help us come up with answers about things we may be unsure about.

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1.The concept that made the most sense to me was the shadows. I understood how the perception of seeing a different angle with the ball on the grid. Also perception with the grid. This made sense to me because my eyes try to see two dimensional objects in three dimensions. This would lead me to believe that one animal was bigger than another.
2. The one that made the least amount of sense to me was the blind spot. Not the idea of how everyone has a blind spot, but how the test makes you have a blind spot. I could always see the filled in circle.
3. We use sensation and perception to understand how we and our world works around us. Without these things, we would generally always be lost.

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1. The concept that made the most sense was the shadows. Life is all about understanding information and how you take it in. The positioning on the shadow can change one persons entire perception on the object. Shadows change the way we look at things.
2. The concept that confused me most was the colors concept. I really thought that all those grays were different shades but then when they held up the color, they looked the same.
3. We use sensation and perception to understand and interpret information received through our senses and surroundings.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the idea of shadows and how they effect the way things appear.  This was easy for me to understand because I have seen and heard of the concept before by observing art work and seeing how different certain things looked based on the shadows.
2.  The module that made the least amount of sense to me was the Inherent Perception, particularly the one concerning the two tables.  I struggled with seeing and understanding how the two tables could possibly be the same size when they looked entirely different.  Many of the other objects and experiements addressing inherent perception were much easier for me to understand.
3.  We use sensation and perception in order to interpret and use the information given to us through our senses and surroundings.  They are also used in order to make conclusions and assumptions about information we take in.

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1. One of the concepts that made the most sense to me was the color and brightness concept. It was easy for me to understand that different colors would appear brighter or darker when placed next to another color. I think it makes sense that the brain would create contrasts between colors in this way in order to interpret what it is seeing more clearly.
2. The concept that made the least amount of sense to me was perception beyond sensory input. I understood the part about the brain taking sensory information, like dots, and perceiving them as an familiar image, like a human body, but I found the rest of the module confusing and hard to understand. Particularly, I was confused about the last part of the module where the idea was presented that our brain decides upon our actions before we consciously do ourselves.
3. We use sensation, particularly sight, to take in the information coming from the world around us. Perception is then used to interpret that information, piecing it together into a coherent world that we can understand and live in. When sensation gives us an incomplete version of the world, perception fills in the gaps.

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1. The concept of shadows made the most sense to because life is all about how you interpret information.  With the shadows I understood that even a simple change like the position of the shadow compared to the object can alter ones sense of the position of the object.
2.  The concept of the greys being different shades by simply adding a shadow confused me because the simple event of shading in my opinion should not be able to make certain colors look different comparatively.
3.  We use sensation and perception to  understand the world and attempt to understand the complex actions occurring around us.

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1. The concept that made the most to me was the concept with the shadows. The shadows totally changed the way that we can see things and how some colors looked different even though they were still the same color.
2. The one that made the least amount of sense to me was the one that showed us our blind spots. I don't understand why we can't see something that is clearly right in front of us.
3. We use sensation and perception to help us better understand the things that go on in our life. We use it to grasp new concepts and to build on what we already know.

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1. The modules that made the most sense were the the illusions and the blind spot. Like the numbers around the dot. It was easy to see what they were talking about and it was very interesting to see the blind spot. It was nice to be able to actually do it.
2.The module that made the least sense to me was the table one, where they were two tables and they didn't look at all the same and then the table top would turn and show they were actually the same. I don't see how they could  match up like that, at all.
3. We use sensation and perception to show us how we can better understand what we already think we know.

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1. The module that made the most sense to me was the crater and shadow concept, it was really interesting how just a simple shadow can change the way someone perceives an image.
2. I was very confused when it came to the 2D and 3D images, I don't really understand how the background could change a picture so much, especially during the inherent perspective video with the cats and sheep changing size, it was all very confusing.
3. We use sensation and perception to see all aspects and dimensions within the world we live in. There is always something new going on around us, but people tend to focus on one thing at a time instead of the whole picture.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was how shadows change the way something looks. It showed how just putting a shadow under something or changing the position of it could change the way we see it. Our brains use shadows to try to understand something.
2. The concept that made the least sense to me was when it showed the two tables, that looked completely different, were actually the same. I think I understood what it was saying but it was hard for me to imagine the tables being the same.
3. We use perception and sensation to understand the world by our brain filling in gaps for us and many  other things by basically making assumptions. It helps us process things.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the blind spot concept. I think I understood this the most, because they did a good job explaining the idea of blind spots, and gave and activity so you could actually understand and experience what they are talking about.
2. The one that made the least amount of sense to me was the one with the grey squares. I thought it was weird and confusing how the same shade of grey could look completely different depending on the background color. Even though I found it confusing I thought it was crazy how our mind can change the shade of a color just by changing its background.
3. Based on this activity I believe we use our sight to help us interpret and understand the world around us. We take in information like how things are shaped or colored and our minds turn it into something that makes sense.

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1. The easiest one for me to understand was illusion of an uninterrupted world. It just makes sense that our eyes cannot see our whole field of vision in perfect clarity. Our brain can only take in so much and for, survival purposes, our brain concentrates energy on the spot directly in front of us more than the others.

2. The one that confused me the most was the 3D world from 2D images. My brain did not want accept that two images at different distances could be the same size. No matter how much I looked at the objects I could not convince myself to believe it and could not get my brain to see it the correct way.

3. In order to make sense of the world and not overload us  with information, our brain takes in only what it perceives as immediately important. Other times, when there are gaps, the brain fills it in with information we already have

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1. The one that made the most sense to me was the light and source concept. Light and shadows play a big part of how we see the world.
2. The one that made the least sense to me was the perception beyond sensory imput. I just didn't understand that my brain makes decisions before I even realize what is happening.
3. There are many different ways to perceive the world and a big way is sight. We use sight to see how things are shaped, colored, textured, etc. We take it all in and turn it into something that makes sense.

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1. The module that made the most sense to me was the one with the shadows and how shadows can totally change the way you see or perceive something. The crater and plateau on the moon was really interesting and definitely made sense.
2. The module that made the least sense to me was the one with the shapes that moved when you clicked on them. Like the rotating and stretching of the shapes, I just wasnt quite getting what was being shown and explained.
3. We use sensation and perception constantly and it helps us to understand and accept the world around us. Our minds fill in the blanks for us on things we may not see or know and we use our top down processing (I think?) to help us understand more and build off of what we already know.

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1. module #1 made the most sense to me because i could see why our eyes have blind spots, we can't see every little detail at all times, our eyes and brain just don't work that way.
2. the grey spots didn't quite make sense to me because if they are the same colors then why are they showing up so differently. it was very weird to see that illusion, because it was just colors, put on top of other colors. i don't understand why they show up differently, but hey the mind works in mysterious ways.
3. sensation and perception are used through seeing and interpreting the things around us and using these thoughts to understand what our mind believes is happening.

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1. the modules that made the most sense to me was the blind spot concept. i understood this well because i have noticed this before and i have previously learned about it.
2. the concept that was had\rd for me to understand was seeing things as 2d but interpreting them as 3d. it is hard to grasp because i dont see it that way through my eyes so its hard to believe that it is actually true.
3. we use sensation and perception to understand how we see things. our brain sees lots of still images but works efficiently enough to make it appear as an endless video.  we use these images to understand the way our world is working and interpreting the things around us.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the perception beyond sensory input. I understood how we can understand different concepts

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1. I really understand the light source concept. Light and shadow is where we get a huge part of visual information that helps us understand where things are.
2. being partially colourblind, I didn't really understand colour assimilation. All the shades of orange that were shown in the examples looked the same to me, but I think I understand the concept.
3. Our brain takes a lot of short cuts and pieces together things in order to create a seamless visual experience.

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1.  It makes sense to me that our brain makes many assumptions about things that aren't there like using many pictures to create a moving image or assuming things about shadows and therefore changing  our perception of the color.
2.  I was really confused about the example where the two tables were exactly the same size and shape and I still don't understand it.  It is very confusing that our minds change our perception based on clues given by the environment.
3.  Our brains make many assumptions to interpret the world around us. We use what we already know about shapes, colors and shadows to put together a seamless image that makes sense in our reality.

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1) The modules that made the most sense to me were the ones about constructing a 3D world from 2D objects. It makes sense to me that a picture is reliant on its background and relation to depth and shadowing.
2) The concept that made the least amount of sense to me was the concept on perception beyond sensory input. It is confusing that my mind would assume and know things that me myself doesn't know or is not aware of.
3) We use sensation and perception to understand how the world is and how the world is understood. Things are constantly going on around you and are building on things that you are already aware of.

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1. The modules that made the most sense to me was the constructing a 3-D world from 2-D Images and the Perception beyond memory input

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1. I think that the visual interpretation of the physical world made the most sense because things always seem brighter when its dark out. My phone screen hurts my eyes if its dark out but if its sunny it doesn't
2. The perception beyond sensory input confused me the most. I didn't really understand the concept that my brain made decisions to do something before I knew it told me to do it. How would my brain do something without me knowing?
3. Perception and sensation help us understand the world around us by doing things like turning the 2-D image our retinas see into a 3-D image and adjusting colors based on the area around the colors. They also help us perceive differences in size and shape.

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1. The first lab that i understood the most was the blind concept. It took me a while to find my blind spot at first and i was getting frustared but once i figured that out the rest of the lab was easey and made since to me. It also made more since becayuse they used an and example for us to use.
2. The one that made the lease sence to me was or mind and the shapes i don't really understand how that works and pretty much what the whole concept was about.
3.Based on this activity we use perception and sensation to help us understand things more.

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1. I most understood the blind spot concept. It was easy for me to understand this because I had noticed this slightly before but just didn't know what to call it.
2. I was not totally clear on the on the 3D world things because once I saw something a certain way it was hard for me to see it as something else.
3. Based on this activity we use perception and sensation to compensate for the things that we do not fully understand yet.

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I think that the concept that made the most sense to me was the one on constructing a 3D world from the 2D images. It makes sense to me that as we see a picture, our brain has to convert the 2D image we are seeing to a 3D image with depth perception. I thought it was cool how when the cat was shown he was actually the same size in both places. 2. The concept that made the least amount of sense to me was the one where our mind completes the shapes without the physical lines being there. I don't understand how that works because I wasn't really able to experience that one.
3. As we go throughout our lives we are able to use sense and perception to help us figure out where we are and what we are touching with our senses. Sensation and perception are correspondents with each other because one leads up to the next and they work together to help us process and figure information out.

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1) I felt that the concept that made the most sense was the 3-D image constructed from a 2-D image. It made sense because it was explained well, and I am used to these ideas because of math and art.
2) The most confusing part when the two tables were the same size, and the two colors were the same shade. I understood why and how it worked, but it was really strange that I couldn't make my brain unsee what was perceived.
3) Sensation and perception help us construct our own reality by building expectations and adding to schemas that we have. We take in information from our  senses and use our perception to be aware of what's around us; our brains fill in the gaps of what we aren't aware of and sorts through situations (images, etc.) that have multiple possible interpretations.

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1. I think the 2D/3D module made the most sense to me. It's been one thing that I have always tried to figure out and draw something that appeared 3D. It made sense that something may appear a different size just because of its surrounding objects.
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I liked how our eyes will complete shapes without physical lines being present. Almost like our eyes are assuming things to make sense of it. It was cool how it didn't matter what colors were involved and The length of them. I enjoyed my mind feeling dumb with all of the things that it cannot do.

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1. The concept that made the most sense to me was the one about constructing a 3-D world from 2-D images because it was easy for me to understand how the position of an object or the shading around an object can change how we perceive things.
2. The concept that made the least sense to me was the one withe the blind spot because it was hard to understand how we just stop seeing something even though we know it's there.
3. Based on this activity, we use sensation to gather information about our world and we use perception to make sense of it and change it in a way that we can understand.

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1. the concept that made the most sense to me was the 3D 2D images. I think that was the most interesting because by adding a shadow it could look 3D.

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!.The concept that made the most sense to me was the saccade concept. It made the most sense to me because I could feel as I was reading the one part my eye moving as I read. When it was illustrated using the blue highlighter dots I totally noticed what was happening. Where my eyes were travelling.

2.I think the second lab didnt make much sense to me I couldnt really see what they were trying to illustrate as well as I did the sight one.

3.We use sensation and perception to process the world around us and interact with it appropriately. It gives the world around us more depth and breadth.

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1. I think that the concept that made the most sense to me was the one on constructing a 3D world from the 2D images. It makes sense to me that as we see a picture, our brain has to convert the 2D image we are seeing to a 3D image with depth perception. I thought it was crazy how two things that are the same size, when placed within an image with depth lines, look different sizes.
2. I think that the concept that made the least amount of sense to me was the one on our blind spot. I didn't understand the fact of how our brain changes the image in our blind spot. I thought it was crazy that our eyes move so much so rapidly without us even knowing.
3. In our world around us we use sensation and perception to understand it in many ways. We use our senses to build our basic understanding of how our world is supposed to be. We then use this understanding to fill in our missing pieces of information, and fill it in with how we think it should be. We use perception to view the world how we have seen it and how we are seeing it. Also, we use perception to work with our senses in order to make up our world around us.

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1. I believe that the concept that made the most sense to me was constructing a 3-D world from 2-D images. My favorite example in the demonstration was the two cats that were placed in the room and there were lines but when you took the lines away the cats looked the same size but when the lines were there one look smaller and one looked bigger. There was also another demonstration I understood well like the Mysterious Craters. That one demonstrated that a picture can be shown from a different perspective and we can think it's a completely different picture. Shadows, positioning, and visual illusions make us see what actually goes from 2-D to 3-D. It is all about how our minds perceive it.
2. One that confused me very much was actually also in the 2-D to 3-D demonstration. It was called the Magic Tables. The magic tables demonstration was very strange how the two tables were the same size. In my eyes it looked very much like that the tables were clearly different. I don't clearly understand why they weren't different sizes.
3. We use sensation and perception to understand the world around us by illusions. All of the demonstrations showed me that we think one thing at first but then once we see past the illusion it is shown what it really is. Like shadowed objects they are clearly shown as 3-D images when the shadow is cast upon it but then when you take away the shadow is completely different. We use what we already know to infer what objects are and what they can be. Sometimes our minds trick us to think something else.

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1. I enjoyed the fifth module and the blind spot module. Those were two that I found to be interesting and make the most sense to me. It was interesting to learn and figure out where my blind spot was and what my mind actually did to change the image that is there. I also found it interesting that our mind can make images look the same size from different distances, but in reality the image further away is actually smaller that the closer image. 2. I did not completely understand Subjective contours. I don't completely understand why this happens and also what they were trying to get across. I also could not understand Recognition of relationships. I did not grasp what point they were trying to get across, but at the same time i took away some idea of what was being presented. 3. Our mind perceives objects ad pictures in a 2D image and then produces a 3D image in our mind. The way we perceive the world may not be the way others preceive's it due to the fact that everyone's mind is different and not everyone perceieve's things in the same manner. When we have a sensation about something, when we have that sensation again our mind produces that image and thought back and we associate that sensation with a new image.

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1. I think that the blind spot concept, and learning about the saccade really made the most sense to me because they used an example/experiment to make sure sure we really understood it and for us to be a part of it. I didn't know before that our peripheral vision is about 180 degrees and looking up and down is 130. Also, because of the limitation outside of our peripheral vision, we look at different objects directly which is called the saccade.
2.Overall i thought that all of the molecules and concepts were well explained, maybe one of the the harder ones to understand for me would've been the subjective contours, because i thought it was crazy how you could make a shape look as if it was magnetizing something.
3. We use sensation and perception to help us understand the world around us because, we are able to sense our environment through taste, touch, sight, and smell, and our perception goes to the brain and helps us make sense of everything we take in.