Wahrnehmungsphänomene
Wahrnehmungsphänomene, also known as perceptual phenomena, are subjective experiences that arise from the process of interpreting sensory information. These phenomena highlight the active and constructive nature of perception, demonstrating that what we perceive is not simply a direct reflection of external reality but rather an interpretation shaped by our brains. Examples include optical illusions, where visual input leads to a misinterpretation of size, shape, or color, and auditory illusions, such as the phantom limb sensation where individuals feel a limb that has been amputated.
These experiences can be influenced by a variety of factors. Past experiences, expectations, attention, and even
The study of Wahrnehmungsphänomene is crucial in fields like psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy. It helps researchers