The Term Semantics, When Applied to Perception, Means the

question 34

Multiple Choice

The term semantics, when applied to perception, means the

• A) meaning of a scene, often related to what is happening within the scene.
• B) regularly occurring physical properties of an environment.
• C) inferences made based on the likelihood of a particular stimulus.
• D) statistical probabilities of one particular sound following another in language.

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Definitions:

Accurate Reflection

The process in counseling or therapy where the therapist accurately interprets and mirrors back the client's thoughts or feelings, facilitating understanding and validation.

Articulating the Unverbalized

The process of expressing thoughts or feelings that are not initially expressed or fully conscious.

Carl Rogers

Carl Rogers was an influential American psychologist and one of the founders of the humanistic approach to psychology, emphasizing empathy, unconditional positive regard, and the client's self-healing process.

Heinz Kohut

A psychoanalyst known for his developments in self psychology, emphasizing the importance of empathy in the therapeutic process.