- See Also
- Gwern
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Links
- “Object Permanence in Newborn Chicks Is Robust against Opposing Evidence”, Wood et al 2024
- “Deep Aphantasia: a Visual Brain With Minimal Influence from Priors or Inhibitory Feedback?”, Bouyer & Arnold 2024
- 42irrationalist @ "2023-11-19"
- “Aphantasia within the Framework of Neurodivergence: Some Preliminary Data and the Curse of the Confidence Gap”, Monzel et al 2023
- “Connecting Spatial Thinking to STEM Learning through Visualizations”, Taylor et al 2023
- “Case Report: Prolonged Amelioration of Mild Red-Green Color Vision Deficiency following Psilocybin Mushroom Use”, Barnett et al 2023
- “Effect of Repeated Low-Level Red Light on Myopia Prevention Among Children in China With Premyopia: A Randomized Clinical Trial”, He et al 2023
- “Why Flying Insects Gather at Artificial Light”, Fabian et al 2023
- “Semantic Scene Descriptions As an Objective of Human Vision”, Doerig et al 2022
- “Recognition of Masked Faces in the Era of the Pandemic: No Improvement Despite Extensive Natural Exposure”, Freud et al 2022
- “Congenital Lack and Extraordinary Ability in Object and Spatial Imagery: An Investigation on Sub-Types of Aphantasia and Hyperphantasia”, Palermo et al 2022
- “Visual Imagery Vividness Declines across the Lifespan”, Gulyás et al 2022
- “Private Eye: On the Limits of Textual Screen Peeking via Eyeglass Reflections in Video Conferencing”, Long et al 2022
- “Effect of Repeated Low-Level Red-Light Therapy for Myopia Control in Children: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial”, Jiang et al 2022
- “The Sexes Do Not Differ in General Intelligence, but They Do in Some Specifics”, Reynolds et al 2022
- “AI-Synthesized Faces Are Indistinguishable from Real Faces and More Trustworthy”, Nightingale & Farid 2022
- “Texture-Like Representation of Objects in Human Visual Cortex”, Jagadeesh & Gardner 2022
- “Human Vision Reconstructs Time to Satisfy Causal Constraints”, Bechlivanidis et al 2022
- “Dominant Cone Rod Dystrophy, Previously Assigned to a Missense Variant in RIMS1, Is Fully Explained by Co-Inheritance of a Dominant Allele of PROM1”, Martin-Gutierrez et al 2022
- “Perception in Real-Time: Predicting the Present, Reconstructing the Past”, Hogendoorn 2021
- “Infrared Antenna-Like Structures in Mammalian Fur”, Baker 2021
- “Can Language Models Encode Perceptual Structure Without Grounding? A Case Study in Color”, Abdou et al 2021
- “Eye Contact Marks the Rise and Fall of Shared Attention in Conversation”, Wohltjen & Wheatley 2021
- “Shared Understanding of Color among Sighted and Blind Adults”, Kim et al 2021
- “If I Fits I Sits: A Citizen Science Investigation into Illusory Contour Susceptibility in Domestic Cats (Felis Silvestris Catus)”, Smith et al 2021b
- “Is Baseline Pupil Size Related to Cognitive Ability? Yes (under Proper Lighting Conditions)”, Tsukahara 2021
- “Leroy’s Elusive Little People: A Systematic Review on Lilliputian Hallucinations”, Blom 2021
- “With Engineered Proteins, Scientists Use Optogenetics for the First Time to Help a Blind Patient See Again”, Molteni 2021
- “Embracing New Techniques in Deep Learning for Estimating Image Memorability”, Needell & Bainbridge 2021
- “Human Click-Based Echolocation: Effects of Blindness and Age, and Real-Life Implications in a 10-Week Training Program”, Norman et al 2021
- “The Illusion of Absence: How a Common Feature of Magic Shows Can Explain a Class of Road Accidents”, Ekroll et al 2021
- “I Know a Dog When I See One: Dogs (Canis Familiaris) Recognize Dogs from Videos”, Mongillo et al 2021
- “Reprogramming to Recover Youthful Epigenetic Information and Restore Vision”, Lu et al 2020
- “Sight Restored by Turning Back the Epigenetic Clock: Neurons Progressively Deteriorate With Age and Lose Resilience to Injury. It Emerges That Treatment With Three Transcription Factors Can Re-Endow Neurons in the Mature Eye With Youthful Characteristics and the Capacity to Regenerate.”, Huberman 2020
- “Reversal of Aging via in Vivo Epigenetic Reprogramming”, Lu 2020b
- “Is Early Blindness Protective of Psychosis or Are We Turning a Blind Eye to the Lack of Statistical Power?”, Jefsen et al 2020
- “The Illusion of Absence in Magic Tricks”, Svalebjørg et al 2020
- “Limited Evidence for the Effect of Red Color on Cognitive Performance: A Meta-Analysis”, Gnambs 2020
- “How the Brain Can Rewire Itself After Half of It Is Removed: New Scans Showed How the Brains of People Who Had a Hemisphere Removed in Childhood Continue to Function”, Sheikh 2019
- “Motion Illusions As Environmental Enrichment for Zoo Animals: A Preliminary Investigation on Lions (Panthera Leo)”, Regaiolli et al 2019
- “Optimizing Color for Camouflage and Visibility Using Deep Learning: the Effects of the Environment and the Observer’s Visual System”, Fennell et al 2019
- “Volitional Modulation of Higher-Order Visual Cortex Alters Human Perception”, Ekanayake et al 2019
- “Reflections on the Spoon Test”, Wilkins & Clayton 2019
- “High-Dimensional Geometry of Population Responses in Visual Cortex”, Stringer et al 2019
- “A Perceptual Illusion of Empty Space Can Create a Perceptual Illusion of Levitation”, Øhrn et al 2019
- “Measurement Invariance Explains the Universal Law of Generalization for Psychological Perception”, Frank 2018
- “What Color Is a Tennis Ball? An Investigation into a Surprisingly Divisive Question”, Koren 2018
- “The Blind Mind: No Sensory Visual Imagery in Aphantasia”, Keogh & Pearson 2018
- “Perception of the Delboeuf Illusion by the Adult Domestic Cat (Felis Silvestris Catus) in Comparison With Other Mammals”, Szenczi et al 2018
- “Never Repeat the Same Trick Twice-Unless It Is Cognitively Impenetrable”, Ekroll et al 2018
- “/r/SDAM”, Reddit 2017
- “Illumination Assumptions Account for Individual Differences in the Perceptual Interpretation of a Profoundly Ambiguous Stimulus in the Color Domain: ‘The Dress’”, Wallisch 2017
- “Two Years Later, We Finally Know Why People Saw ‘The Dress” Differently: Remember “The Dress’? It Disrupted Our Understanding of Color, And, Yes, It Took Science Two Years to Catch Up”, Wallisch 2017
- “The Other Side of Magic”, Ekroll et al 2017
- “Showing Their True Colors: Possible Secular Declines and a Jensen Effect on Color Acuity—More Evidence for the Weaker Variant of Spearman’s Other Hypothesis”, Menie & Fernandes 2016b
- “Effect of Time Spent Outdoors at School on the Development of Myopia Among Children in China: A Randomized Clinical Trial”, He et al 2015
- “The Many Colors of ‘The Dress’”, Gegenfurtner et al 2015
- “Prevalence of Learned Grapheme-Color Pairings in a Large Online Sample of Synesthetes”, Witthoft et al 2015
- “Lives without Imagery—Congenital Aphantasia”, Zeman et al 2015
- “Asymmetries in Blue-Yellow Color Perception and in the Color of 'The Dress'”, Winkler et al 2015
- “Striking Individual Differences in Color Perception Uncovered by 'The Dress' Photograph”, Lafer-Sousa et al 2015
- “Cats and Illusory Motion”, Bååth et al 2014
- “Postdiction: Its Implications on Visual Awareness, Hindsight, and Sense of Agency”, Shimojo 2014
- “A Survey on Computational Displays: Pushing the Boundaries of Optics, Computation, and Perception”, Masia et al 2013
- “Outdoor Activity during Class Recess Reduces Myopia Onset and Progression in School Children”, Wu et al 2013
- “Visual Discrimination of Species in Dogs (Canis Familiaris)”, Autier-Dérian et al 2013
- “Genetic Architecture of Skin and Eye Color in an African-European Admixed Population”, Beleza et al 2013
- “How Can Audiovisual Pathways Enhance the Temporal Resolution of Time-Compressed Speech in Blind Subjects?”, Hertrich et al 2013
- “A Visual Motion Detection Circuit Suggested by Drosophila Connectomics”, Takemura et al 2013
- “Deep Intellect”, Montgomery 2011
- “The Biological Basis of a Universal Constraint on Color Naming: Cone Contrasts and the Two-Way Categorization of Colors”, Xiao et al 2011
- “Multiplying 10-Digit Numbers Using Flickr: The Power of Recognition Memory”, Drucker 2011
- “Generalizing From One Example”, Alexander 2009
- “The Color Currency of Nature”, Humphrey 2009
- “The Impact of Control-Display Gain on User Performance in Pointing Tasks”, Casiez et al 2008
- “Harnessing Vision for Computation”, Changizi 2008
- “Warm Eyes Provide Superior Vision in Swordfishes”, Fritsches et al 2005
- “Putative Perception of Rotating Permanent Magnetic Fields following Ingestion of LSD”, Persinger 1998
- “Perceptual Cues That Permit Categorical Differentiation of Animal Species by Infants”, Quinn & Eimas 1996
- “Development of Exclusivity in Perceptually Based Categories of Young Infants”, Eimas et al 1994
- “Confessions of a Gaboon Viper Lover”, Ripa 1994
- “Illusory Contour Orientation Discrimination in the Cat”, Weerd et al 1990
- “Miles Albert Tinker and the Zone of Optimal Typography”, Sutherland 1989
- “Cats See Subjective Contours”
- “Visual Thinking: The Art of Imagining Reality”, Root-Bernstein 1985
- “Light Gradients in Shoots Subjected to Unilateral Illumination—Implications for Phototropism”, Parsons et al 1984
- “Are Impossible Figures Possible?”, Kulpa 1983
- “The Psychology of Life After Death”, Siegel 1980
- “Effects of Red Light and Loud Noise on the Rate at Which Monkeys Sample the Sensory Environment”, Humphrey & Keeble 1978
- “The Reaction of Monkeys to ‘Fearsome’ Pictures”, Humphrey & Keeble 1974
- “The Apparent Heaviness of Colors”, Pinkerton & Humphrey 1974
- “‘Interest’ and ‘Pleasure’: Two Determinants of a Monkey’s Visual Preferences”, Humphrey 1972
- “Cat Color Vision: Evidence for More Than One Cone Process”, Daw & Pearlman 1970
- “The Control of the Luminous Environment”, Fitch 1968
- “Colour Classification in Ndembu Ritual: A Problem in Primitive Classification”, Turner 1966
- “Creativity in Science through Visualization”, Walkup 1965
- “A Preliminary Report of Kayak Angst Among the Eskimo of West Greenland: A Study in Sensory Deprivation”, Gussow 1963
- “The Meanings of Color”, Wright & Rainwater 1962
- “Possible Principles Underlying the Transformations of Sensory Messages”, Barlow 1961
- “Additional Contributions To The Sensorimotor Induction Syndrome In Unilateral Disequilibrium With Special Reference To The Effect Of Colors”, Halpern 1956
- “Some Experimental Observations Concerning The Influence Of Colors On The Function Of The Organism”, Goldstein 1942
- “A Study of a Neglected Portion of the Field of Learning—The Development of Sensory Organization”, Leeper 1935
- “On the Apparent Heaviness of Colors. A Contribution to the Esthetics of Color”, Bullough 1907
- “StyleGAN for Evil: Trypophobia and Clockwork Oranging”
- “Lucid Dreaming: This Retreat Can Train Your Nighttime Visions”
- “XKCD #941: Depth Perception”
- Wikipedia
- Miscellaneous
- Link Bibliography
See Also
Gwern
“Spaced Repetition for Efficient Learning”, Gwern 2009
Links
“Object Permanence in Newborn Chicks Is Robust against Opposing Evidence”, Wood et al 2024
Object permanence in newborn chicks is robust against opposing evidence
“Deep Aphantasia: a Visual Brain With Minimal Influence from Priors or Inhibitory Feedback?”, Bouyer & Arnold 2024
Deep Aphantasia: a visual brain with minimal influence from priors or inhibitory feedback?
42irrationalist @ "2023-11-19"
“Aphantasia within the Framework of Neurodivergence: Some Preliminary Data and the Curse of the Confidence Gap”, Monzel et al 2023
“Connecting Spatial Thinking to STEM Learning through Visualizations”, Taylor et al 2023
Connecting spatial thinking to STEM learning through visualizations
“Case Report: Prolonged Amelioration of Mild Red-Green Color Vision Deficiency following Psilocybin Mushroom Use”, Barnett et al 2023
“Effect of Repeated Low-Level Red Light on Myopia Prevention Among Children in China With Premyopia: A Randomized Clinical Trial”, He et al 2023
“Why Flying Insects Gather at Artificial Light”, Fabian et al 2023
“Semantic Scene Descriptions As an Objective of Human Vision”, Doerig et al 2022
“Recognition of Masked Faces in the Era of the Pandemic: No Improvement Despite Extensive Natural Exposure”, Freud et al 2022
“Congenital Lack and Extraordinary Ability in Object and Spatial Imagery: An Investigation on Sub-Types of Aphantasia and Hyperphantasia”, Palermo et al 2022
“Visual Imagery Vividness Declines across the Lifespan”, Gulyás et al 2022
“Private Eye: On the Limits of Textual Screen Peeking via Eyeglass Reflections in Video Conferencing”, Long et al 2022
Private Eye: On the Limits of Textual Screen Peeking via Eyeglass Reflections in Video Conferencing
“Effect of Repeated Low-Level Red-Light Therapy for Myopia Control in Children: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial”, Jiang et al 2022
“The Sexes Do Not Differ in General Intelligence, but They Do in Some Specifics”, Reynolds et al 2022
The sexes do not differ in general intelligence, but they do in some specifics
“AI-Synthesized Faces Are Indistinguishable from Real Faces and More Trustworthy”, Nightingale & Farid 2022
AI-synthesized faces are indistinguishable from real faces and more trustworthy
“Texture-Like Representation of Objects in Human Visual Cortex”, Jagadeesh & Gardner 2022
Texture-like representation of objects in human visual cortex
“Human Vision Reconstructs Time to Satisfy Causal Constraints”, Bechlivanidis et al 2022
Human Vision Reconstructs Time to Satisfy Causal Constraints
“Dominant Cone Rod Dystrophy, Previously Assigned to a Missense Variant in RIMS1, Is Fully Explained by Co-Inheritance of a Dominant Allele of PROM1”, Martin-Gutierrez et al 2022
“Perception in Real-Time: Predicting the Present, Reconstructing the Past”, Hogendoorn 2021
Perception in real-time: predicting the present, reconstructing the past
“Infrared Antenna-Like Structures in Mammalian Fur”, Baker 2021
“Can Language Models Encode Perceptual Structure Without Grounding? A Case Study in Color”, Abdou et al 2021
Can Language Models Encode Perceptual Structure Without Grounding? A Case Study in Color
“Eye Contact Marks the Rise and Fall of Shared Attention in Conversation”, Wohltjen & Wheatley 2021
Eye contact marks the rise and fall of shared attention in conversation
“Shared Understanding of Color among Sighted and Blind Adults”, Kim et al 2021
Shared understanding of color among sighted and blind adults
“If I Fits I Sits: A Citizen Science Investigation into Illusory Contour Susceptibility in Domestic Cats (Felis Silvestris Catus)”, Smith et al 2021b
“Is Baseline Pupil Size Related to Cognitive Ability? Yes (under Proper Lighting Conditions)”, Tsukahara 2021
Is baseline pupil size related to cognitive ability? Yes (under proper lighting conditions)
“Leroy’s Elusive Little People: A Systematic Review on Lilliputian Hallucinations”, Blom 2021
Leroy’s elusive little people: A systematic review on lilliputian hallucinations
“With Engineered Proteins, Scientists Use Optogenetics for the First Time to Help a Blind Patient See Again”, Molteni 2021
“Embracing New Techniques in Deep Learning for Estimating Image Memorability”, Needell & Bainbridge 2021
Embracing New Techniques in Deep Learning for Estimating Image Memorability
“Human Click-Based Echolocation: Effects of Blindness and Age, and Real-Life Implications in a 10-Week Training Program”, Norman et al 2021
“The Illusion of Absence: How a Common Feature of Magic Shows Can Explain a Class of Road Accidents”, Ekroll et al 2021
The illusion of absence: how a common feature of magic shows can explain a class of road accidents
“I Know a Dog When I See One: Dogs (Canis Familiaris) Recognize Dogs from Videos”, Mongillo et al 2021
I know a dog when I see one: dogs (Canis familiaris) recognize dogs from videos
“Reprogramming to Recover Youthful Epigenetic Information and Restore Vision”, Lu et al 2020
Reprogramming to recover youthful epigenetic information and restore vision
“Sight Restored by Turning Back the Epigenetic Clock: Neurons Progressively Deteriorate With Age and Lose Resilience to Injury. It Emerges That Treatment With Three Transcription Factors Can Re-Endow Neurons in the Mature Eye With Youthful Characteristics and the Capacity to Regenerate.”, Huberman 2020
“Reversal of Aging via in Vivo Epigenetic Reprogramming”, Lu 2020b
“Is Early Blindness Protective of Psychosis or Are We Turning a Blind Eye to the Lack of Statistical Power?”, Jefsen et al 2020
“The Illusion of Absence in Magic Tricks”, Svalebjørg et al 2020
“Limited Evidence for the Effect of Red Color on Cognitive Performance: A Meta-Analysis”, Gnambs 2020
Limited evidence for the effect of red color on cognitive performance: A meta-analysis
“How the Brain Can Rewire Itself After Half of It Is Removed: New Scans Showed How the Brains of People Who Had a Hemisphere Removed in Childhood Continue to Function”, Sheikh 2019
“Motion Illusions As Environmental Enrichment for Zoo Animals: A Preliminary Investigation on Lions (Panthera Leo)”, Regaiolli et al 2019
“Optimizing Color for Camouflage and Visibility Using Deep Learning: the Effects of the Environment and the Observer’s Visual System”, Fennell et al 2019
“Volitional Modulation of Higher-Order Visual Cortex Alters Human Perception”, Ekanayake et al 2019
Volitional modulation of higher-order visual cortex alters human perception
“Reflections on the Spoon Test”, Wilkins & Clayton 2019
“High-Dimensional Geometry of Population Responses in Visual Cortex”, Stringer et al 2019
High-dimensional geometry of population responses in visual cortex
“A Perceptual Illusion of Empty Space Can Create a Perceptual Illusion of Levitation”, Øhrn et al 2019
A Perceptual Illusion of Empty Space Can Create a Perceptual Illusion of Levitation
“Measurement Invariance Explains the Universal Law of Generalization for Psychological Perception”, Frank 2018
Measurement invariance explains the universal law of generalization for psychological perception
“What Color Is a Tennis Ball? An Investigation into a Surprisingly Divisive Question”, Koren 2018
What Color Is a Tennis Ball? An investigation into a surprisingly divisive question
“The Blind Mind: No Sensory Visual Imagery in Aphantasia”, Keogh & Pearson 2018
The blind mind: No sensory visual imagery in aphantasia:
View PDF:
“Perception of the Delboeuf Illusion by the Adult Domestic Cat (Felis Silvestris Catus) in Comparison With Other Mammals”, Szenczi et al 2018
“Never Repeat the Same Trick Twice-Unless It Is Cognitively Impenetrable”, Ekroll et al 2018
Never Repeat the Same Trick Twice-Unless it is Cognitively Impenetrable
“/r/SDAM”, Reddit 2017
“Illumination Assumptions Account for Individual Differences in the Perceptual Interpretation of a Profoundly Ambiguous Stimulus in the Color Domain: ‘The Dress’”, Wallisch 2017
“Two Years Later, We Finally Know Why People Saw ‘The Dress” Differently: Remember “The Dress’? It Disrupted Our Understanding of Color, And, Yes, It Took Science Two Years to Catch Up”, Wallisch 2017
“The Other Side of Magic”, Ekroll et al 2017
“Showing Their True Colors: Possible Secular Declines and a Jensen Effect on Color Acuity—More Evidence for the Weaker Variant of Spearman’s Other Hypothesis”, Menie & Fernandes 2016b
“Effect of Time Spent Outdoors at School on the Development of Myopia Among Children in China: A Randomized Clinical Trial”, He et al 2015
“The Many Colors of ‘The Dress’”, Gegenfurtner et al 2015
“Prevalence of Learned Grapheme-Color Pairings in a Large Online Sample of Synesthetes”, Witthoft et al 2015
Prevalence of Learned Grapheme-Color Pairings in a Large Online Sample of Synesthetes
“Lives without Imagery—Congenital Aphantasia”, Zeman et al 2015
“Asymmetries in Blue-Yellow Color Perception and in the Color of 'The Dress'”, Winkler et al 2015
Asymmetries in blue-yellow color perception and in the color of 'the dress'
“Striking Individual Differences in Color Perception Uncovered by 'The Dress' Photograph”, Lafer-Sousa et al 2015
Striking individual differences in color perception uncovered by 'the dress' photograph
“Cats and Illusory Motion”, Bååth et al 2014
“Postdiction: Its Implications on Visual Awareness, Hindsight, and Sense of Agency”, Shimojo 2014
Postdiction: its implications on visual awareness, hindsight, and sense of agency
“A Survey on Computational Displays: Pushing the Boundaries of Optics, Computation, and Perception”, Masia et al 2013
A survey on computational displays: Pushing the boundaries of optics, computation, and perception
“Outdoor Activity during Class Recess Reduces Myopia Onset and Progression in School Children”, Wu et al 2013
Outdoor Activity during Class Recess Reduces Myopia Onset and Progression in School Children
“Visual Discrimination of Species in Dogs (Canis Familiaris)”, Autier-Dérian et al 2013
“Genetic Architecture of Skin and Eye Color in an African-European Admixed Population”, Beleza et al 2013
Genetic Architecture of Skin and Eye Color in an African-European Admixed Population
“How Can Audiovisual Pathways Enhance the Temporal Resolution of Time-Compressed Speech in Blind Subjects?”, Hertrich et al 2013
“A Visual Motion Detection Circuit Suggested by Drosophila Connectomics”, Takemura et al 2013
A visual motion detection circuit suggested by Drosophila connectomics
“Deep Intellect”, Montgomery 2011
“The Biological Basis of a Universal Constraint on Color Naming: Cone Contrasts and the Two-Way Categorization of Colors”, Xiao et al 2011
“Multiplying 10-Digit Numbers Using Flickr: The Power of Recognition Memory”, Drucker 2011
Multiplying 10-digit numbers using Flickr: The power of recognition memory
“Generalizing From One Example”, Alexander 2009
“The Color Currency of Nature”, Humphrey 2009
“The Impact of Control-Display Gain on User Performance in Pointing Tasks”, Casiez et al 2008
The Impact of Control-Display Gain on User Performance in Pointing Tasks
“Harnessing Vision for Computation”, Changizi 2008
“Warm Eyes Provide Superior Vision in Swordfishes”, Fritsches et al 2005
“Putative Perception of Rotating Permanent Magnetic Fields following Ingestion of LSD”, Persinger 1998
Putative Perception of Rotating Permanent Magnetic Fields following Ingestion of LSD
“Perceptual Cues That Permit Categorical Differentiation of Animal Species by Infants”, Quinn & Eimas 1996
Perceptual Cues That Permit Categorical Differentiation of Animal Species by Infants
“Development of Exclusivity in Perceptually Based Categories of Young Infants”, Eimas et al 1994
Development of Exclusivity in Perceptually Based Categories of Young Infants
“Confessions of a Gaboon Viper Lover”, Ripa 1994
Confessions of a Gaboon Viper Lover:
View PDF:
“Illusory Contour Orientation Discrimination in the Cat”, Weerd et al 1990
“Miles Albert Tinker and the Zone of Optimal Typography”, Sutherland 1989
“Cats See Subjective Contours”
“Visual Thinking: The Art of Imagining Reality”, Root-Bernstein 1985
“Light Gradients in Shoots Subjected to Unilateral Illumination—Implications for Phototropism”, Parsons et al 1984
Light gradients in shoots subjected to unilateral illumination—implications for phototropism
“Are Impossible Figures Possible?”, Kulpa 1983
“The Psychology of Life After Death”, Siegel 1980
“Effects of Red Light and Loud Noise on the Rate at Which Monkeys Sample the Sensory Environment”, Humphrey & Keeble 1978
Effects of Red Light and Loud Noise on the Rate at Which Monkeys Sample the Sensory Environment
“The Reaction of Monkeys to ‘Fearsome’ Pictures”, Humphrey & Keeble 1974
“The Apparent Heaviness of Colors”, Pinkerton & Humphrey 1974
“‘Interest’ and ‘Pleasure’: Two Determinants of a Monkey’s Visual Preferences”, Humphrey 1972
‘Interest’ and ‘Pleasure’: Two Determinants of a Monkey’s Visual Preferences
“Cat Color Vision: Evidence for More Than One Cone Process”, Daw & Pearlman 1970
“The Control of the Luminous Environment”, Fitch 1968
“Colour Classification in Ndembu Ritual: A Problem in Primitive Classification”, Turner 1966
Colour Classification in Ndembu Ritual: A Problem in Primitive Classification
“Creativity in Science through Visualization”, Walkup 1965
“A Preliminary Report of Kayak Angst Among the Eskimo of West Greenland: A Study in Sensory Deprivation”, Gussow 1963
“The Meanings of Color”, Wright & Rainwater 1962
“Possible Principles Underlying the Transformations of Sensory Messages”, Barlow 1961
Possible Principles Underlying the Transformations of Sensory Messages
“Additional Contributions To The Sensorimotor Induction Syndrome In Unilateral Disequilibrium With Special Reference To The Effect Of Colors”, Halpern 1956
“Some Experimental Observations Concerning The Influence Of Colors On The Function Of The Organism”, Goldstein 1942
Some Experimental Observations Concerning The Influence Of Colors On The Function Of The Organism
“A Study of a Neglected Portion of the Field of Learning—The Development of Sensory Organization”, Leeper 1935
A Study of a Neglected Portion of the Field of Learning—the Development of Sensory Organization:
View PDF:
“On the Apparent Heaviness of Colors. A Contribution to the Esthetics of Color”, Bullough 1907
On the apparent heaviness of colors. A contribution to the esthetics of color
“StyleGAN for Evil: Trypophobia and Clockwork Oranging”
“Lucid Dreaming: This Retreat Can Train Your Nighttime Visions”
Lucid Dreaming: This Retreat Can Train Your Nighttime Visions
“XKCD #941: Depth Perception”
Wikipedia
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