Perception and Illusion

Author: Zhang Ming
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Illustrated Psychological Topics for Modern People" is a series of books that starts with an introduction to the basics of psychology and comprehensively covers the fields involved in psychology. The content is rich, combining text and illustrations, and delves deeply into the essence of psychology, aiming to address psychological issues people encounter in real life and provide better guidance for their daily lives. This book is part of the series. By showcasing a series of three-dimensional drawings and ambiguous figures commonly seen in people's lives, it vividly introduces various perceptual phenomena. The book is divided into six chapters, including the functions of senses and the brain, the formation and characteristics of perception, spatial perception and illusions, geometric shape illusions, motion illusions, color illusions, and various other perceptual phenomena. It helps readers scientifically understand the characteristics of external objects they perceive and certain distorted phenomena in the perceptual process. This book is suitable for general readers interested in psychology, as well as for psychological counselors and students majoring in psychology, offering some reference value.