ap psychology - perception: depth cues & gestalt principles

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• 0:00

  Top-Down Processing

• 0:30

  Slide Visibility Issues

• 2:05

  Cube Illusion Example

• 3:36

  Bottom-Up Processing

• 5:38

  Paris Sentence Example

• 7:13

  Feature Detection Theory

• 8:46

  Reversible Figures

• 10:18

  Young vs Old Lady Illusion

• 12:52

  Dinosaurs vs Manger Illusion

• 13:55

  Vase vs Faces Illusion

• 15:27

  Phi Phenomenon

• 18:04

  Perceptual Set

• 20:08

  Subjective Contours

• 22:44

  Gestalt Principles

• 24:18

  Closure and Proximity

• 25:53

  Continuation and Similarity

• 27:29

  Figure-Ground Principle

• 29:36

  Depth Perception Introduction

• 30:40

  Binocular Depth Cues

• 34:20

  Retinal Disparity

• 35:24

  Convergence

• 38:28

  Monocular Depth Cues

• 39:29

  Accommodation

• 41:04

  Interposition

• 43:08

  Relative Size

• 44:39

  Texture Gradient

• 45:11

  Motion Parallax

• 47:17

  Aerial Perspective

• 47:48

  Linear Perspective

• 50:23

  Distal vs Proximal Stimulus

• 53:32

  Perceptual Constancy

• 54:02

  Q&A Session

• 54:33

  Vision Cells Order

• 56:37

  Wrapping Up

• 57:41

  Lateral Antagonism Illusion

• 1:00:48

  Final Thoughts