We excluded the test scores of two children on inhibition and sustained attention and scores of one child on visual perception and verbal memory, because they were too tired and uncooperative to attend the assessment.
Descartes' work on visual perception is but one instance of his adopting a naturalistic stance toward conscious mental experience in seeking to explain aspects of such experience.
He's one of the few researchers working on visual perception today, and also a fan of Turrell's art.
Together these results demonstrate that prism adaptation has a more pervasive influence on visual perception than merely shifting attention to one side.
In contrast to the disruptive effects on visual perception, single-pulse TMS over occipital cortex can also induce the percept of a light flash, i.e. phosphene (Cowey & Walsh, 2000; Kammer, 1999; Meyer et al., 1991).
Our reliance on visual perception is overrated in the city.
Gestalt theory was meant to have general applicability; its main tenets, however, were induced almost exclusively from observations on visual perception.
Dr. Hubel and Dr. Wiesel concentrated on visual perception, initially experimenting on cats; Dr. Sperry described the functions of the brain's left and right hemispheres.
"Since then," Ramachandran said, "I get papers on octopuses and squids and fish — because they all think I'm an expert on ichthyology!" In 1983, Ramachandran joined the psychology department at U.C.S.D., as an assistant professor working on visual perception.
"If people tried to make her a star, she would quickly say, 'We are in separate realms, and if you knew his work, you would be appreciative.' She thought his work on visual perception was brilliant.
These changes merely reflect the normal aging process and its attendant effects on visual perception.
