Brain Processes and Perceptions

Do you remember the last time you went to New York? If you do this, you may remember all the lives it has, persistent movements, smells, different and harmonious sounds, and lights that illuminate the night. You may remember all the different people from different cultures, different languages, and different kinds of foods; diversity is one of the most characteristic features of this magical city. But somehow, even if everything around is so diverse, you can still feel united in chaos.

We reviewed various forms of unconscious brain processing such as unconscious perception, acupuncture and moxibustion experiment of Edouard Clarkparade, blindness, activation of semi-unconsciousness, unconscious combination (including superelastic method such as McGurk effect). Whether the discussion can be dealt with unconsciously and can draw conclusions based on his own research. Waveforms based on the meaning of N 400 appear even if you are masking or not participating. Unconscious processing is not just bottom-up processing, but if top-down attention points to a goal, unconscious processing can be strengthened even if that goal is never conscious. The brain can even do some mathematical manipulation without knowing it and sitting in the problem allows the unconscious mind to find the answer and it has proved useful in some experiments It was.

Emotions, consciousness, perception are closely related. Perception is the ability to experience consciously, consciousness is a way to deal with perception. At the same time, perception occurs in the brain, not the sensory organ. Vision does not happen in our eyes nor in our ears. Perception is the processing of the mind from the impulse of the sensory organ. There is neither color nor warmth in the real world. It has electromagnetic energy wave and molecular motion. Electromagnetic waves enter the eye and information from a small span of these waves (the so-called visible wavelength or "light") is converted into pulses that are transmitted along the optic nerve entering the brain by the eye. The brain processes impulses. So far, in this fairly mechanical explanation, our vision system is similar to a motion detector. But then there was something very strange: the brain created a vision, the image, experience we consciously understood

Perception is the process by which the brain acquires information from nerve impulses, then begins interpreting and interpreting it. This is an important process that helps to understand and understand information on physical stimuli. When the brain processes information through emotion, memory, etc. to give meaning, it creates perception. Emotion and perception are balanced and mutually complementary elements. They work together to make it possible to identify and create meanings from stimulus related information. Besides those who believe in super-perception or supernatural power, there is no sense that perception is impossible. Without perception, we do not feel psychological treatment, so our feelings are still "unknown" for us