Gibson's Direct Perception Theory

Definition

Gibson's Direct Perception Theory is a theory in psychology that suggests that perception is a direct process where the environment provides all necessary information for perception without the need for mental processes or inferences.

Related terms

Ecological Psychology: A branch of psychology that focuses on understanding how organisms interact with their environment and how this interaction influences behavior.

Perceptual Constancy:

The ability to recognize objects as being constant and unchanged despite changes in size, shape, color, or lighting conditions.

Visual Illusions:

False perceptions of reality caused by misinterpretations of visual stimuli.