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This links with Neisser’s perceptual cycle, which shows how the relationships between schemata, object and the environment can shape an individual’s perceptions and actions. The cycle suggests that stimuli received via the sensory modes modifies an individual’s schema (knowledge and expectations of aspects of the world), which then directs the individual’s actions...
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The cycle suggests that stimuli received via the sensory modes modifies an individual’s schema (knowledge and expectations of aspects of the world), which then directs the individual’s actions. Those actions sample the information available for pick up in the environment and so on. Each person’s schemas are unique, and an individual’s perceptual exploration process will be different, as it is suggested that all information from the external environment are received but dependent on certain variables, different schemas are activated and perceived (Neisser) This theory of perception emphasises both the top-down and bottom-up processes, in that the environment and the external stimulus modifies the schemas in our cognition, yet it is a difficult process to change an individual’s schemas acquired from past experience, thus it can impinge on the new incoming stimulus...
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