THE LIMITS OF APPLICABILITY FOR VISUAL INFORMATION PERCEPTION’S PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES
The possibility to the limits of applicability for psychological theories of visual information perception are investigated. The perception of visual information is seen as a part of the information process (generation, coding, storage, transfer of information, etc.). The information process interpreted within the context of post-non-classical paradigm (V.S. Stepin). This kind of perception interpretation corresponds to the methodology of information-synergetic approach developed by I.V. Melik-Gaykazyan. Therefore, the main theses and models of informationsynergetic approach are chosen as bases for the classification and the limits of applicability for psychological theories of visual information perception.
Keywords: visual information, the perception of visual information, post-nonclassical paradigm, syner-getic, information-synergetic approach
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