Depth Perception (Intro Psych Tutorial #57)

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[@Abovegroundpoolbuilder]

Would you agree that all images and videos are 2-D unless manipulated? A good parallax demonstration with a camera. While driving down the highway. Zoom a camera forward. As you zoom ahead. Everything in the distance will slow down in the camera. I also find that when encountering heavy rain on the highway. If you hold your cell camera in front of you. You can see much better. A good use for the cell phone camera and why we should have self-driving autos.

[@PsychExamReview]

I'm not quite sure what you're asking but I would say that because our retinas are flat surfaces we don't "see" depth directly, we can only infer it using a number of cues, and this is what allows us to be fooled by illusions, 3d movies, etc. As for the perceived speed example, Akiyoshi Kitaoka has some great demonstrations of this: twitter.com/AkiyoshiKitaoka/status/1580692919761047552?s=20&t=npMeDgokTxpxz-Ua6xV2dw

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[@biotraptor]

AWESOME TUTORIAL . You are a great teacher. I was struggling to explain how we perceive depth

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I haven’t done it in a long time since I was a child, when eating going for salt or pepper I’ll would mistakenly take the glass of milk and pour it into my meal. I’d never understand it for a long time. I notice now when playing certain app card games. I don’t see 3D movies correctly… 59 female, surgery at 13, didn’t really take, yes I have a dominant eye and strabismus from birth. Great at sport, baseball since grace 4 aways to corporate baseball 1st base but can never play 3rd past.. I get it now. Getting a door knob correctly I’ll basically hit part of my body on the frame of the door mostly at home, lol.

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I have my psychology exam tomorrow, and this definitely helped me to understand things..

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You explain it very well, with very good examples. Thank you :)

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[@PsychExamReview]

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[@gaylecheung3087]

Question: why when I put my face to the mirror my left I’ll go straight, lol 😝

[@m88c96]

Really clear and easy to understand! Thank you very much!

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I have my exam tomorrow and don’t have time to read through all the syllabus so this is really helpful for me rn Thank you so much 💕

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just wow. always found this topic so boring and difficult to remember but thanks to you, it seems so easy now. THANK YOU! 🥳

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[@gaylecheung3087]

PS: Favourite sport dodging traffic, always know where somethings gonna land if I see you object coming towards me I know exactly where it’s gonna go that’s one of my lucky traits, knock on wood.. I’m a retired graphic designer

[@PsychExamReview]

It's interesting to hear a personal perspective on depth perception issues and glad you have that lucky trait!

[@ishk6282]

Great explanation. Please make more videos on disorders like Dissociative disorders, schizophrenia, mood disorders etc. And the therapeutic measures needed.. Keep it up :) Love from India !

[@PsychExamReview]

Thanks! Eventually I'll create a series of videos on psychological disorders and treatment. Thanks for watching!

[@gaylecheung3087]

No problem my perspective

[@gaylecheung3087]

Please can you do a video on Strabismus, ty

[@PsychExamReview]

This isn't something that I have much detailed knowledge about but maybe I can make a video in the future

[@gaylecheung3087]

How about double vision and/or not about to see 3D movies....

[@PsychExamReview]

@@gaylecheung3087 As far as I know, many people with strabismus are not able to perceive 3D effects in movies because they are only focusing with one eye at a time, and thus their brain can't combine the two different images from each eye into a 3D image (this can also cause depth perception problems in everyday life). That said, some people may be able to experience some of the 3D effects in films, and I'm not an expert in this area so I might not be able to answer more detailed questions.

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[@PsychExamReview]

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i wish i found this video earlier! going to have your videos play on repeat while i sleep to prepare for my exam

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[@berna15]

I had problems understanding this whole concept.... Thanks to you now i do

[@mutiantait]

I normally get lost 1/3 way through the lecture, so no doubt this will help me understand the lecture better! Thank you! I loved the drawing, it's so cute 😅

[@Olearius]

Is accomodation (eye focussing) also a depth cue?

[@PsychExamReview]

Yes, accommodation is a physiological depth cue based on tension of the ciliary muscle around the lens.

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Don't have a psych exam that I know about anytime soon as I have been out of college 28 years but happened upon your video looking for a description of Motion Parallax and I must say I found it quite interesting and watched the whole thing. As an instructor you did an excellent job of explaining the concepts. Thank you for creating this helpful content.

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Can you make videos about personality? :D

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[@artificialintelligence5087]

Thanks, was very interesting to watch. For me I absolutely feel like muscle memory for focusing my eyes gives me depth perception too. I can close my eyes and focus on objects around my room without looking at them. And when I do open my eyes, sure enough my eyes are already focused on the object.

[@PsychExamReview]

Yes, there is also a feeling for adjusting the lens (accommodation) and coordinating the angle of both eyes (convergence) for focusing on different depths. This can also be useful for something like learning how to adjust one's eyes to view a stereogram or MagicEye image.

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