cognitive illusion n. Quick reference
A Dictionary of Psychology (4 ed.)
... illusion n. An illusion in the cognitive domain, one of the best known examples being the size–weight illusion , although it is also a tactile illusion. See also experimentally induced false memory , filled-duration illusion , illusory correlation , Moses illusion , rubber hand phenomenon , Rumpelstiltskin phenomenon , Tycho’s illusion , yolk phenomenon...
cognitive illusion
15 Children’s Books Reference library
Andrea Immel
The Oxford Companion to the Book
... Children’s Classics from the Stars series produced by Rabbit Ears Productions), or a compact disc (e.g. John Lithgow ’s 2004 The Carnival of the Animals ). In *movable and *pop-up book s mechanical illustrations use sophisticated paper-engineering in order to create the illusion of movement and passage of time, to metamorphose an image, or to reveal the differences between the insides and outsides of things and bodies. Almost anything can now be grafted on to a *codex to encourage a more interactive reading experience, as the title of David A....
Cornsweet illusion
size–weight illusion
filled-duration illusion
Tycho's illusion
Moses illusion
yolk phenomenon
Rumpelstiltskin phenomenon
hard problem of consciousness
illusory contour
experimentally induced false memory
iconic store
consciousness
Baruch Spinoza
representation
Cornsweet illusion n. Quick reference
A Dictionary of Psychology (4 ed.)
...illusion n. Another name for the Craik–O’Brien effect . [Named after the US cognitive scientist Tom Norman Cornsweet ( 1929–2017 ) who studied...
illusion n. Quick reference
A Dictionary of Psychology (4 ed.)
... n . According to a narrow definition, a misperception or misconception of a stimulus object, image, event, experience, or problem, or a stimulus that generates such a misperception or misconception; more generally, any misleading, deceptive, or puzzling stimulus or the experience that it generates. Perceptual illusions can arise through any sensory modality , but the most prominent are the auditory illusions , tactile illusions , and above all visual illusions . Illusions of conception rather than of perception are called cognitive illusions ....
filled-duration illusion n. Quick reference
A Dictionary of Psychology (4 ed.)
...illusion n. A cognitive illusion that causes a specified period of time to be experienced as longer when many events are experienced during it than when it is relatively empty. For example, if two clicks mark the beginning and end of a period of silence (an unfilled interval), it tends to be perceived as shorter than the same objective interval filled with a sequence of clicks (a filled interval). Compare filled-space illusion...
