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Visual Illusions
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Definition Illusions occur when what we see does not correspond to what is physically present in the world
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Brightness After Effect Please Stare for a while
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Colour After Effect + Please Stare for a while
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Negative Colour After Images +
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Motion Contrast
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The Zöllner Illusion (Orientation Contrast)
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Object size is inferred from perceived distance and retinal image size If 2 objects have the same retinal image size (i.e., are the same real size), the object appearing further away is seen as larger Size-Distance Relationship
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The Ponzo Illusion Gregory’s theory The visual system makes hypotheses about distance to objects based on evidence in the image. Interpretation of size follows.
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Müller-Lyer Illusion
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0510 Objectively equal in separation, perceptually different 0510
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Müller-Lyer Illusion Perceptually equal in separation, objectively 30% different 051015
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Perspective cues set up false interpretations of distance Müller-Lyer Illusion
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Ames Room
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Ames room Ames room sets up false distance cues Objects that are different distances appear the same distance
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Reversible Figure and Ground
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Necker cube Look at the red dot… It can be either on a near corner or a far corner
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Ambiguous figures Old woman looking down/young woman looking away
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Ambiguous figures
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Rabbit
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Ambiguous figures Duck
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How many dolphins?
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Penrose Triangle
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Escher’s prints The brain cannot compute 3-D structure from all parts at once, each part looks plausible in isolation
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Escher’s prints
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The Thatcher Illusion
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This is the same stimuli but 1 looks more strange than other
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