Inverted Goggles

Definition

Inverted goggles are a type of eyewear that flips the wearer's visual field upside down. They are used to study how the brain adapts and adjusts to changes in the perceptual environment.

Related terms

Sensory Adaptation:

The process by which our sensory receptors become less responsive over time when exposed to constant stimulation.

Perceptual Adaptation:

The ability of our brains to adjust and adapt to changes in our perceptual environment.

Visual Perception:

The process of organizing and interpreting visual information from the environment.