Describe how you would exhibit characteristics of social awareness in this professional position. Your response should be a minimum of 3 to 5 sentences. Consider the following in y

1. Consider the phrase “the absence of information about something is not the same as information about the absence of something.” Describe, what might be the implications of this phrase to object recognition, in particular with regard to the idea that visual object recognition requires a lot of inference? Hint: Perceptual inference is usually invoked when an object’s shape or size or other characteristics are incompletely specified. Gibson’s ecological approach argues that inference is not required for perception.
2. Imagine seeing the letter R. A top-down approach to letter recognition would suggest that you have some knowledge of what the letter R should look like, and this knowledge is used to enable recognition. But think about all of the variations in the letter R–not just in computer fonts but also the endless variety of human handwriting. How does our knowledge of what an R should look like compare to the variety of letters we encounter? How does this knowledge enable recognition when the seen letter is not exactly the same as the mental representation of R? Is it possible to store every possible variation? How can this problem be solved? Please provide answers.
3. a. Find and respond with a photograph or drawing that illustrates one of the Gestalt laws (not one from the textbook). The illustration should not be done merely to illustrate the law, but should exist for other purposes. Describe which law and why it fits that description. AND b. Find and respond with a photograph of a real object. See if you can determine the geons that would be needed to build that object. Use Figure 5.23 as your reference list of geons. Please provide answers.