perceptual illusion造句

• The book had chapters on memory, imitation and suggestion, perceptual illusions, and esthetics.
• Penfield called these perceptual illusions ( physical hallucinations ) interpretive responses.
• Related perceptual illusions include backward masking, binocular rivalry, motion induced blindness and motion-induced interocular suppression.
• The strongest case can be based on evidence from experimental cognitive psychology, namely the persistence of perceptual illusions.
• It renders the vertical roll visible and reveals the space of the video to the viewer, shattering its perceptual illusion.
• A more plausible theory to explain motion perception ( at least on a descriptive level ) are two distinct perceptual illusions : phi phenomenon and beta movement.
• Flash suppression is an example of perceptual illusions that render a highly visible image invisible and that are used to study the mechanisms of conscious and non-conscious visual processing ( Koch, 2004 ).
• "Gestalt-Theorie " was officially initiated in 1912 in an article by Wertheimer on the phi-phenomenon; a perceptual illusion in which two stationary but alternately flashing lights appear to be a single light moving from one location to another.
• "' Motion Induced Blindness "'( MIB ) is a phenomenon of visual disappearance or perceptual illusions observed in the lab, in which stationary visual stimuli disappear as if erased in front of an observer's eyes when masked with a moving background.
• But at this point, investigators said, the captain appeared to become disoriented, suffering from what they called " a perceptual illusion " created by the inability of the middle ear to differentiate between the plane speeding up and the plane tilting back.
• Many of these studies employ perceptual illusions as a way to dissociate sensations ( " i . e . ", the sensory information that the brain receives ) from perceptions ( " i . e . ", how the consciousness interprets them ).
• These studies sought to transcend customary single media approaches in research on perceptual illusions and to introduce concepts such as polysensuality, suggestive potential, image space, disposition of the individual observer, and evolution of the visual media as well as to expand the theoretical work on distance by Ernst Cassirer and Erwin Panofsky, amongst others.