Answer to Question #182078 in Psychology for Maria

Question

Describe at least two ways in which perception is inherently statistical or probabilistic.  Why is the statistical or probabilistic nature of perception potentially a problem for representational theories of cognition?  What is required to address this issue?

Answer 1

The correct answer is;Sound-Hearing is the ability to perceive sound by detecting vibrations.

Touch -the process of recognizing objects through touch is known as haptic perception. This is because perception is not only limited when we do not have access to the thing in itself, it is very practically limited to the quality of processing and the general specifications of our perceptual system.By developing perceptual schemas in order to organize impressions of people based on their appearance, social roles, interaction, or other traits.