Describe a context from day to day life or your personal experience where object segmentation as perceptual challenge is relevant. And then use this example to explain the cognitive processes that allow us to overcome this perceptual challenge (or sometimes make us fall for illusions or make perceptual errors).please be detailed.

Explain "Feature based Attention" aspect of attentional processing as if explaining it to someone who hasn't thought much about these concepts before (We call this "Explain it to my Grandma!") Discuss an example of research results or a theory that helps explain how this aspect of attention processing works. And give an example from everyday life or your personal experience that demonstrates this aspect of attention. Please be detailed

Discuss emotion as a factor that influences people's Cognitive Control and Working Memory abilities. How could this factor affect people's day to day lives and cognitive performance? What are some steps people can take to help maintain good cognitive control and working memory, or avoid having cognitive control and working memory issues negatively affect their lives or performance? Please be detailed

Module 6 Discusses memory failures in terms of Daniel Schacter's "Seven Sins of Memory." Imagine you are having a discussion with a friend about a shared past experience and you disagree on the how the event occurred or the details of the event. Your friend is very confident that their memory is accurate and that you must be mistaken. Absent-mindedness and misattribution are two of the memory "Sins", explain them, with examples, as you might explain them to your friend to try to convince them that maybe they shouldn't be so confident in their recollection of the event (in fact, you both are probably wrong). Please be detailed