Ninth Edition in Modules David G. Myers Psychology Ninth Edition in Modules Module 22 Perceptual Interpretation Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.1 Perceiving composite faces Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.2 Perceptual set Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.3 Believing is seeing Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.4 Recognizing faces Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.5 Context effects: the magician’s cabinet Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.6 Big and “little” Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.7 Ambiguous horse/seal figure Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.8 Perception is a biopsychosocial phenomenon Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.9 Designing products that fit people Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.10 The human factor in accidents Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.11 How not to go mad while going to Mars Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers

Figure 22.12 Parapsychological concepts Myers: Psychology, Ninth Edition in Modules Copyright © 2010 by Worth Publishers