Visual perception : an introduction

Introductions to modern psychology

Introductions to modern psychology.

Theories of visual perception

Visual perception : physiology, psychology, & ecology

Visual perception, physiology, psychology, and ecology.

The physiological basis of visual perception -- Light and eyes -- The neurophysiology of the retina -- Visual pathways in the brain -- Vision for awareness -- Approaches to the psychology of visual perception -- Images, filters, and features: the primal sketch -- Perceptual organisation -- Seeing a 3-D world -- The computation of image -- Object recognition -- Vision for action -- Introduction to the ecological approach to visual perception -- Optic flow and locomotion -- Vision and the timing of actions -- Perception of the social world -- Conclusions -- Contrasting theories of visual perception.

Visual space perception : a primer

Bradford book.

Preface -- The Problem of Visual Space Perception -- Binocular Perception -- Spatial Localization: Visual Directions -- Stereopsis: Fusion and Horopters -- Stereopsis: Traditional Stereograms -- Cyclopean Perception -- Monocular Perception -- Stimulus Inadequacy: The Fundmental Problem of Monocular Perception -- Pictorial Cues, Oculomotor Adjustments, Automatic Organizing Processes, and Observer Tendencies -- Empiricist View: Perceived Size and Shape -- Gibson's Psychophysics -- Basic Concepts -- Lateral or Parallactic Motion -- Motion in Depth -- Perceived Object Motions -- Detecting Motion -- Concluding Thoughts -- Appendix: Angular Measures -- References -- Name Index -- Subject Index.

Social psychology of visual perception

A new look at the "new look" / Ambiguity and social perception / Motivation across time and place : what gaze can tell us about aging and culture / Cultural modes of seeing through cultural modes of being : cultural influences on visual attention / Wishful seeing : motivational influences on visual perception of the physical environment / Male or female? An investigation of factors that modulate the visual perception of another's sex / Affect as a source visual attention / Through the lens of emotion : the role of the amygdala in emotionality, arousal, and attention to the visual world / Context and social effects on face recognition / Embodied simulation : a conduit for converting seeing into perceiving / Top-down influences on the perception of ongoing behavior / A new look at person construal : seeing beyond dominance and discreteness / Emotional high : emotion and the perception of spatial layout / Cue, view, action : an ecological approach to person perception

Advances in visual perception research

Neuroscience research progress

Neuroscience research progress series.

Visual perception [electronic resource] : an introduction

Coherent effects in primary visual perception

Eye and vision research developments

Eye and vision research developments series.

Basic vision : an introduction to visual perception

Introduction: a trailer to the book -- An apology -- The problem -- Vision in action -- Illusions -- Damage to the system -- The brain -- The study of vision -- The first steps in seeing -- The eye -- The photoreceptors -- The retinal ganglion cells -- Beyond the eye -- the optic nerve -- The lateral geniculate nucleus -- Signalling changes -- Introduction -- A problem -- Retinal ganglion cells and receptive fields -- Receptive fields and image processing -- Some effects of retinal processing -- Conclusion -- To the cortex -- The primary visual cortex (aka V1, striate cortex, area 17) -- Orientation selectivity -- Organization of the primary visual cortex -- Simple cells -- Complex cells -- Hypercomplex cells -- Trigger features -- Face cells -- The grandmother cell hypothesis -- Beyond V1 -- the extrastriate areas -- Spatial vision -- Experiments on humans -- The tilt after-effect -- A neural explanation of the tilt after-effect -- Tilt-specific threshold elevation -- The size after-effect -- Simultaneous tilt and size illusions -- Size-specific threshold elevation -- Where in the brain do after-effects occur? -- Contrast sensitivity -- Peripheral vision -- Retinal versus real size -- Some visual illusions explained? -- Texture -- Colour vision -- Introduction -- What is colour, and why would you want to see it? -- The nature of light -- A single-cone system -- monochromatic vision -- A two-cone system -- dichromatic vision -- A three-cone system -- trichromatic vision -- Comparing activity in cones -- colour opponency -- Colour-opponent cells -- Two-colour vision systems -- Colour blindness -- Cortical processes in colour vision -- Colour constancy -- Back to the cortex -- Cerebral achromatopsia -- The perception of motion -- Two ways of seeing movement -- A motion detector -- The motion after-effect -- Speed -- Apparent motion -- Motion blindness and area MT (V5) -- How do we tell what moves an what stays still? Vection and stability -- Vection and vomit -- Conclusion -- The third dimension -- Introduction -- Stereoscopic vision -- The correspondence problem and random dot stereograms -- Physiological mechanisms and disparity -- Stereo-blindness -- Motion parallax -- Pictorial cues -- Size constancy, depth perception, and illusions -- Conclusions -- The development of vision -- Introduction -- Measuring a baby's vision -- Selective rearing experiments -- Problems of vision -- Putting things right -- Active versus passive vision -- Vision in old age -- Attention and neglect -- Introduction -- Moving attention -- Spot the difference -- change blindness -- Objects and space -- Visual search -- Feature integration theory -- Guided search -- Neglect -- The perception of faces -- The face as a special stimulus -- Just how good are we at recognizing faces? -- Feature configurations -- Recognizing individuals -- Physiology of face recognition -- Prosopagnosia -- Delusions -- Conclusions -- Vision and action -- "What" and "where" streams in vision -- Blindsight -- The superior colliculus route -- Balint-Holmes syndrome or optic ataxia -- Visual form agnosia -- Dissociation of perception and action -- Eye movements -- Saccadic suppression -- Eye movements in real tasks -- Visual search -- Doing "real world" tasks -- Conclusion -- How we know it might be so ... -- Anatomical techniques -- Recording techniques -- Microstimulation -- Lesioning -- Neuropsychology -- Psychophysics.

Visual thought : the depictive space of perception

Advances in consciousness research,

Advances in consciousness research ;

Descartes on seeing : epistemology and visual perception

Journal of the history of philosophy monograph series

Journal of the history of philosophy monograph series.

Perception beyond inference : the information content of visual processes