Sensation - the detection of a stimulus in the environment such as light or sound waves, Perception - is the brain interpreting and understanding these sensations, Visual illusions - such as ambiguity, size constancy, misinterpreted depth cues, fiction, Visual cues and constancies - refer to monocular depth cues and binocular depth cues, binocular depth cues - are cues such as retinal disparity and convergence, monoculr depth cues - are cues such as height in plane relative size, occlusion and linear perspective, Gibson's theory of perception- the influence of nature - is when the real world presents sufficient information for direct perception without interference. Role of motion parallax in everyday perception, Gregory's constructivist theory of perception- the influence of nurture - is when perception uses inferences from visual cues and past experiences to construct a model of reality, Factors affecting perception - such as perpetual set and factors such as culture, motivation, emotion and expectation,

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