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Click here for online
version of Eliza, Computer Therapist. Click here for exploration
of face recognition, quiz and
theory. Click here
to test your memory by actually drawing droodles from memory and
understand the theory. If you're like most people, you will do better drawing
the droodles when the title made the picture into a
joke Click here
for some activities to test your
memory. Click here to see how
certain patterns confuse your eyes
and brain, causing you to misjudge the size of a circle, or the length of a
line. Click here for an interactive prisoner’s dilemma and theory. Click here for an interactive Click here to find out about the mind using actual research (includes
video) and theory. Also includes interactive experiments (e.g. http://epsych.msstate.edu/descriptive/Vision/Flicker/Flicker9.html). Click here for
famous visual illusions. Click here for Brain Imaging Movies from the MNI. Click here to
see how your eye copes with shading. The grey stripes on both sides are the same
shade. When you change the position of the stripes, they seem to get lighter
and darker. This illusion is not fully understood, but it seems to have
something to do with the way your eye determines relative shading. Click here
for the Depth Spinner: Mechanisms
in your eye and brain detect inward and outward motion. When something is
standing still, the receptors detecting inward motion are in balance with the
receptors detecting outward motion. Click here to find out about Psychologists and test yourself with
hot potatoes quizzes. |
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