Artificially Displaced Visual Field

Definition

An artificially displaced visual field refers to a situation where our perception of the visual world is intentionally altered or shifted from its normal position.

Related terms

Perceptual Adaptation:

The ability of our brain to adjust and adapt to changes in the environment, including artificial displacements of the visual field.

Sensory Deprivation: The lack or reduction of sensory input, which can also lead to perceptual adaptations.

Illusions: Distortions in perception that occur under certain conditions but can be overcome through perceptual adaptation.