Ch 8: Perceiving motion Flashcards
attentional capture
unintentional focusing of attention when a stimulus change interrupts other processing and causes a person to shift their attention
change blindness
visual phenomenon in which t he thing a person is looking at undergoes some type of change that is not noticed by that person
the aperture problem
misleading information due to only observing smaller portions of the stimulus
Akinetopsia
rare neuropsychological disorder that is due to disease or trauma that makes it difficult for a person to perceive motion
apparent motion
-perception of movement created when stationary objects are presented in rapid succession
-human brain integrates individual frames into a continuous motion
after affects
altered perception of a sensory stimulus that results from prolonged exposure to a different stimulus
implied motion
still picture that depicts an action involving motion