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Thursday, 22 March 2007
The Pointing Arrow
Your perception of this arrow will depend upon your conditioned at this moment.To some the arrow is delivering the impression of pointing upwards; to others the arrow will not have any particular interest and will appear flat on the screen. According to the Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia, Perception is defined 'In psychology and the cognitive sciences, perception is the process of acquiring, interpreting, selecting, and organizing sensoryinformation' ... The arrow is the (conditioned) instruction for us to follow the direction it points. Arrows appear in all aspects of our life pointing to the left, to the right, above, below, ahead, behind. Therefore, by putting this arrow out of a conditioned environment, namely in a place where its instruction is irrelevant or out of context for the enviroment, then I am theoretically tampering with your perceptions. I am therefore breaking your conditioned response, as it is impossible for you to follow the direction of the arrow ... it is after all on a computer screen and not in an anticipated environment for seeing a pointing arrow.
Your perception of this arrow will depend upon your conditioned at this moment.To some the arrow is delivering the impression of pointing upwards; to others the arrow will not have any particular interest and will appear flat on the screen. According to the Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia, Perception is defined 'In psychology and the cognitive sciences, perception is the process of acquiring, interpreting, selecting, and organizing sensory information' ... The arrow is the (conditioned) instruction for us to follow the direction it points. Arrows appear in all aspects of our life pointing to the left, to the right, above, below, ahead, behind. Therefore, by putting this arrow out of a conditioned environment, namely in a place where its instruction is irrelevant or out of context for the enviroment, then I am theoretically tampering with your perceptions. I am therefore breaking your conditioned response, as it is impossible for you to follow the direction of the arrow ... it is after all on a computer screen and not in an anticipated environment for seeing a pointing arrow.