10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHI-PHENOMENON»
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1
Theories of Consciousness: An Introduction
Box 5.4 • The Phi Phenomenon Apparently, it is a basic feature of our perceptual
mechanisms to search for object continuity across changes in the visual scene. A
striking example is the phi phenomenon. If a subject watches a blank screen, ...
2
Dictionary of Theories, Laws, and Concepts in Psychology
The German psychologist A. Korte (1915) developed a series of general
statements/laws that describe the optimal conditions for apparent motion when
demonstrating the phi phenomenon (i.e., perceived motion produced when two
stationary ...
3
Textbook of Ophthalmology
... retinal correspondence is present, the patient can tell the examiner when the
movement of images (phi phenomenon) ceases thus indicating the angle of
deviation. This can be particularly helpful where small vertical deviations are
present.
Sunita Agarwal, Athiya Agarwal, Lucio Buratto, 2002
4
Introduction to Psychology
The Phi Phenomenon. Have you seen news headlines spelled out in lights that
rapidly wrap around a building? Have you seen an electronic scoreboard in a
cricket or football stadium? When the home team scores, some scoreboards
suggest ...
5
The Animator's Eye: Composition and Design for Better Animation
Is it the phi phenomenon or the persistence of vision? Originally, the illusion of
motion that movies excel at was thought to be the effect of the persistence of
vision. In 1912, MaxWertheimer in his Experimental Studies on the Seeing of
Motion ...
The phi-phenomenon, which is of prime importance among these operations,
involves our perception of apparent movement in certain instances when there is
no actual motion. The phi-phenomenon may be illustrated by setting up a system
of ...
CHAPTER XI THE PHENOMENA OF APPARENT MOVEMENT 1. THE PHI
PHENOMENON The configurations which we have already studied have in the
main been purely spatial,1 though the temporal nature of the 'ground' may
sometimes ...
8
Persistence of Vision: Afterimage, Motion Perception,
Phi ...
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Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, Susan F. Marseken, 2010
9
Phenomenology in Psychology and Psychiatry: A Historical ...
The result is that, given a certain speed in the successive occurrence of a and b,
an additional phenomenon of movement is unmistakably seen, a phenomenon
for which he now coined the term "Phi-phenomenon" (presumably after the Greek
...
Herbert Spiegelberg, 1972
10
Handbook of Cognitive Science: An Embodied Approach
... University of Regensburg, Regenburg, Germany 2Theoretical and
Computational Neuroscience, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain
INTRODUCTION The “phi” phenomenon or the perception of “apparent motion” is
closely related ...
Paco Calvo, Toni Gomila, 2008
