http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUk2jg8OTK0&playnext_from=TL&videos=e1Vy2QAxkss
Daily power point: Perception Unit
The physiology of perception
Assumptions of our brains
Final response series
BBC: Human Senses (1/5)
BBC: Phantoms in the Brain (Part 1, Episode 1)
VISUAL ILLUSIONS WEBSITES
BBC visual illusions interactive
http://psych.hanover.edu/Krantz/sen_tut.html
http://www.exploratorium.edu/exhibits/nf_exhibits.html
http://www.optillusions.com/
Chameleon camouflage
M.C, Escher
Other illusions
Auditory illusions
Tactile illusions
UNDERSTANDING PERCEPTION
There is probably no single better, more interesting source about the study of perception than Oliver Sacks. To me, he was best known for The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat until I realized only recently that he was the real man behind Awakenings. This is but one small part of his output. Buy his books! Watch the movie!
Oliver Sacks on what it means to be blind
How optical illusions work
Movie illusions
Mind's Eye: How our brains transform visual perception
BBC, Brain Story: Brain Damage and Perception (1/2)
How animals perceive the world
Amazing animal senses
Bee's eye view: color vision in insects
Einstein to a bee!
Visible and electromagnetic spectrum
Zimbardo: Discovering psychology (1/3)
Zimbardo, pilot vision (3/3)
BBC Horizon sensory/social deprivation (1/5)
Specific senses
All about color vision
Blind spot
Color blind testing
Interactive Stroop test
Vocabulary of color
Oliver Sacks: to see and not see
Human echolocation!
Insects sense of smell
Consumers in the marketplace, beware besmell
Imperfections of perception
Basketball players
Change blindness
Selective attention
Perception==>>Change blindness videos
Sensory anomalies
Synaesthesia
Flavor of music, Color of touch;
Exactly like breathing
The man who lost his body
Phantom limb pain
Stereotypes
Joshua Bell: Stop and hear the music
Assumptions of our brains
Final response series
BBC: Human Senses (1/5)
BBC: Phantoms in the Brain (Part 1, Episode 1)
VISUAL ILLUSIONS WEBSITES
BBC visual illusions interactive
http://psych.hanover.edu/Krantz/sen_tut.html
http://www.exploratorium.edu/exhibits/nf_exhibits.html
http://www.optillusions.com/
Chameleon camouflage
M.C, Escher
Other illusions
Auditory illusions
Tactile illusions
UNDERSTANDING PERCEPTION
There is probably no single better, more interesting source about the study of perception than Oliver Sacks. To me, he was best known for The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat until I realized only recently that he was the real man behind Awakenings. This is but one small part of his output. Buy his books! Watch the movie!
Oliver Sacks on what it means to be blind
How optical illusions work
Movie illusions
Mind's Eye: How our brains transform visual perception
BBC, Brain Story: Brain Damage and Perception (1/2)
How animals perceive the world
Amazing animal senses
Bee's eye view: color vision in insects
Einstein to a bee!
Visible and electromagnetic spectrum
Zimbardo: Discovering psychology (1/3)
Zimbardo, pilot vision (3/3)
BBC Horizon sensory/social deprivation (1/5)
Specific senses
All about color vision
Blind spot
Color blind testing
Interactive Stroop test
Vocabulary of color
Oliver Sacks: to see and not see
Human echolocation!
Insects sense of smell
Consumers in the marketplace, beware besmell
Imperfections of perception
Basketball players
Change blindness
Selective attention
Perception==>>Change blindness videos
Sensory anomalies
Synaesthesia
Flavor of music, Color of touch;
Exactly like breathing
The man who lost his body
Phantom limb pain
Stereotypes
Joshua Bell: Stop and hear the music