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Basic vision: an introduction to visual perception

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Hauptverfasser:	Snowden, Robert (VerfasserIn), Thompson, Peter (VerfasserIn), Troscianko, Tom 1953-2011 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Oxford Univ. Press 2006
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagworte:	Visuele waarneming Vision > Physiology Visual perception Visual Perception Vision Visuelle Wahrnehmung Psychology Physiological psychology Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	XX, 382 S. Ill., graph.Darst.
ISBN:	0199286701 9780199286706

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adam_text	Contents Figure acknowledgements xiii 0 A trailer to the book 1 An apology 2 The problem 2 Vision in action 5 Illusions 8 Damage to the system 11 The brain 13 The study of vision 16 Readings and references 17 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 17 1 The first steps in seeing 19 The eye 20 The photoreceptors 32 The retinal ganglion cells 35 Beyond the eye - the optic nerve 35 The lateral geniculate nucleus 36 Readings and references 41 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 42 2 Signalling changes 43 Introduction 44 A problem 44 Retinal ganglion cells and receptive fields 45 Receptive fields and image processing 50 Some effects of retinal processing 56 Conclusion 63 ^™ Contents Readings and references 64 Possible essay titles, tutorials and questions of interest 64 3 To the cortex 66 The primary visual cortex (aka VI, striate cortex, area 17) 67 Orientation selectivity 68 Organization of primary visual cortex 73 Simple cells 77 Complex cells 80 Hypercomplex cells 81 Trigger features 83 Face cells 84 The grandmother cell hypothesis 85 Beyond VI - the extrastriate areas 86 Readings and references 93 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 94 4 Spatial vision 96 Experiments on humans 97 The tilt after-effect 98 A neural explanation of the tilt after-effect 99 Tilt-specific threshold elevation 104 The size after-effect 105 Simultaneous tilt and size illusions 108 Size-specific threshold elevation 108 Contrast sensitivity 110 Peripheral vision 115 Retinal versus real size 117 Some visual illusions explained? 121 Readings and references 126 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 127 5 Colour vision 129 Introduction 130 What is colour, and why would you want to see it? 130 Contents ^9 The nature of light 131 A single-cone system - monochromatic vision 137 A two-cone system - dichromatic vision 140 A three-cone system - trichromatic vision 147 Comparing activity in cones - colour opponency 150 Colour-opponent cells 152 Two-colour vision systems 153 Colour blindness 154 Cortical processes in colour vision 157 Colour constancy 157 Back to the cortex 160 Cerebral achromatopsia 161 Readings and references 163 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 164 6 The perception of motion 166 Two ways of seeing movement 167 A motion detector 171 The motion after-effect 175 Speed 177 Apparent motion 179 Motion blindness and area MT (V5) 181 How do we tell what moves and what stays still? 188 Vection and stability 188 Vection and vomit 192 Conclusion 193 Readings and references 193 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 194 7 The third dimension 196 Introduction 197 Stereoscopic vision 199 The correspondence problem and random dot stereograms 207 Physiological mechanisms and disparity 211 Stereo-blindness 212 ^n Contents Motion parallax 213 Pictorial cues 214 Size constancy, depth perception, and illusions 220 Conclusions 226 Readings and references 226 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 227 8 The development of vision 229 Introduction 230 Measuring a baby s vision 231 Selective rearing experiments 242 Problems of vision 245 Putting things right 247 Active versus passive vision 248 Vision in old age 251 Readings and references 251 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 252 9 Attention and neglect 254 Introduction 255 Moving attention 257 Spot the difference - change blindness 259 Objects and space 265 Visual search 269 Feature integration theory 273 Guided search 276 Neglect 277 Readings and references 281 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 282 10 The perception of faces 284 The face as a special stimulus 285 Just how good are we at recognizing faces? 287 Feature configurations 291 Recognizing individuals 295 Contents ^9 Physiology of face recognition 302 Prosopagnosia 307 Delusions 309 Conclusions 313 Readings and references 313 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 314 11 Vision and action 316 What and where streams in vision 317 Blindsight 318 The superior colliculus route 321 Balint-Holmes syndrome or optic ataxia 325 Visual form agnosia 328 Dissociation of perception and action 329 Eye movements 331 Saccadic suppression 334 Eye movements in real tasks 335 Conclusion 342 Readings and references 342 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 343 12 How we know it might be so... 345 Anatomical techniques 346 Recording techniques 348 Microstimulation 361 Lesioning 361 Neuropsychology 364 Psychophysics 365 Readings and references 374 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 374 Index 377
adam_txt	Contents Figure acknowledgements xiii 0 A trailer to the book 1 An apology 2 The problem 2 Vision in action 5 Illusions 8 Damage to the system 11 The brain 13 The study of vision 16 Readings and references 17 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 17 1 The first steps in seeing 19 The eye 20 The photoreceptors 32 The retinal ganglion cells 35 Beyond the eye - the optic nerve 35 The lateral geniculate nucleus 36 Readings and references 41 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 42 2 Signalling changes 43 Introduction 44 A problem 44 Retinal ganglion cells and receptive fields 45 Receptive fields and image processing 50 Some effects of retinal processing 56 Conclusion 63 ^™ Contents Readings and references 64 Possible essay titles, tutorials and questions of interest 64 3 To the cortex 66 The primary visual cortex (aka VI, striate cortex, area 17) 67 Orientation selectivity 68 Organization of primary visual cortex 73 Simple cells 77 Complex cells 80 Hypercomplex cells 81 Trigger features 83 Face cells 84 The grandmother cell hypothesis 85 Beyond VI - the extrastriate areas 86 Readings and references 93 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 94 4 Spatial vision 96 Experiments on humans 97 The tilt after-effect 98 A neural explanation of the tilt after-effect 99 Tilt-specific threshold elevation 104 The size after-effect 105 Simultaneous tilt and size illusions 108 Size-specific threshold elevation 108 Contrast sensitivity 110 Peripheral vision 115 Retinal versus real size 117 Some visual illusions explained? 121 Readings and references 126 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 127 5 Colour vision 129 Introduction 130 What is colour, and why would you want to see it? 130 Contents ^9 The nature of light 131 A single-cone system - monochromatic vision 137 A two-cone system - dichromatic vision 140 A three-cone system - trichromatic vision 147 Comparing activity in cones - colour opponency 150 Colour-opponent cells 152 Two-colour vision systems 153 Colour blindness 154 Cortical processes in colour vision 157 Colour constancy 157 Back to the cortex 160 Cerebral achromatopsia 161 Readings and references 163 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 164 6 The perception of motion 166 Two ways of seeing movement 167 A motion detector 171 The motion after-effect 175 Speed 177 Apparent motion 179 Motion blindness and area MT (V5) 181 How do we tell what moves and what stays still? 188 Vection and stability 188 Vection and vomit 192 Conclusion 193 Readings and references 193 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 194 7 The third dimension 196 Introduction 197 Stereoscopic vision 199 The correspondence problem and random dot stereograms 207 Physiological mechanisms and disparity 211 Stereo-blindness 212 ^n Contents Motion parallax 213 Pictorial cues 214 Size constancy, depth perception, and illusions 220 Conclusions 226 Readings and references 226 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 227 8 The development of vision 229 Introduction 230 Measuring a baby's vision 231 Selective rearing experiments 242 Problems of vision 245 Putting things right 247 Active versus passive vision 248 Vision in old age 251 Readings and references 251 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 252 9 Attention and neglect 254 Introduction 255 Moving attention 257 Spot the difference - change blindness 259 Objects and space 265 Visual search 269 Feature integration theory 273 Guided search 276 Neglect 277 Readings and references 281 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 282 10 The perception of faces 284 The face as a special stimulus 285 Just how good are we at recognizing faces? 287 Feature configurations 291 Recognizing individuals 295 Contents ^9 Physiology of face recognition 302 Prosopagnosia 307 Delusions 309 Conclusions 313 Readings and references 313 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 314 11 Vision and action 316 'What' and 'where' streams in vision 317 Blindsight 318 The superior colliculus route 321 Balint-Holmes syndrome or optic ataxia 325 Visual form agnosia 328 Dissociation of perception and action 329 Eye movements 331 Saccadic suppression 334 Eye movements in real tasks 335 Conclusion 342 Readings and references 342 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 343 12 How we know it might be so. 345 Anatomical techniques 346 Recording techniques 348 Microstimulation 361 Lesioning 361 Neuropsychology 364 Psychophysics 365 Readings and references 374 Possible essay titles, tutorials, and questions of interest 374 Index 377
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