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31 Mar 2024: T. Cox and have been well vindicated by experimental psychology in recent decades, including systematic and detailed studies of the walking-lights phenomenon.)..

29 Sep 2023: Lucidity principles in brief. The basis in experimental psychology is discussed in my published papers Lucidity and Science, Parts I and II. ... 59). For further insight into perception psychology and how perception evolved, and how it is shared between

17 Jul 2021: The walking lights' animation, a classic in experimental psychology, shows how perception works by model fitting. ... I am indebted to James Maas for kindly supplying these data, in analogue form, from experimental work initiated by Gunnar Johansson, and

22 Sep 2023: media weaponization, artificial intelligence, singularity fallacy, perception psychology, time perception, acausality illusions, out-of-body experiences, climate change, weather extremes, weather fuel. ... The walking dots phenomenon is a well studied

10 Oct 2007: I’ll argue that both experimental psychology and evo-lutionary biology have something profound to say aboutthis. ... This clas-sic of experimental psychology (e.g., Johansson, 1975)clearly shows, among other things, the brain’s uncon-scious mastery

16 Jun 2018: Here is an example to show what I mean. It is a classic inexperimental psychology, from the work of Professor Gun-nar JOHANSSON in the 1970s. ... This is another classic in experimental psychology.Such curves are called illusory contours.

28 Apr 2005: Arguably, the most crucial point missed in the sometimes narrow-mindeddebates about “instinct”, “nature versus nurture”, “sociobiology”, “evolu-tionary psychology”, etc., is that most of what is involved in perception and.

7 Apr 2005: Arguably, the most crucial point missed in the sometimes narrow-mindeddebates about “instinct”, “nature versus nurture”, “sociobiology”, “evolu-tionary psychology”, etc., is that most of what is involved in perception and.

19 Oct 2013: It is doubtful whether the notion of ‘distance’ or ‘metric’ reallyapplies in its strict mathematical sense, with the usual additivity properties (triangle inequality etc.), as often hypothesizedin experimental psychological studies.

31 Mar 2024: NATIONAL LIFE STORIES. AN ORAL HISTORY OF BRITISH SCIENCE. Professor Michael McIntyre. Interviewed by Paul Merchant. C1379/72. Please refer to the Oral History curators at the British Library prior to any publication or broadcast from this document.