PSY 36103 - Sensation and Perception

This course examines the way the brain encodes stimulus information that results in sensations and perceptions. We will utilize scientific research and concepts as we explore across all modalities with a focus on visual perception. We will also study the perceptual experiences of attention, time, and consciousness. For a more in-depth understanding of these processes, we will look at scientific techniques that measure perceptual experiences.

Offered: On Demand

Semester Hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): PSY 11103 (“C-” letter grade or higher) and PSY 34203 (“C-” letter grade or higher).