Depth Perception (Intro Psych Tutorial #57)

In this video I describe the many cues that we use to perceive depth and experience a 3D world based on the 2D information from our retinas. These include monocular cues (linear perspective, relative size, texture gradient, interposition, and shading), motion-based cues (motion parallax and optic flow) and binocular cues (disparity and convergence).

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[MrGummyBear]

You saved me $1000 in tuition by not failing. THANK YOU SO MUCH. HOW HAVE YOU NOT BLOWN UP ON YOUTUBE YET?!?

[sketchy_loco]

I knew all this subconsciously but its great to know the terms and stuff now, good video😏

[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.

[MooCowBlueKites]

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.

[biotraptor]

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

[SophieWelman]

I'm a visual person so this is awesome! especially for hard to grasp concepts before my exam tomorrow! thanks for the help!

[tokoyayum]

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

[harshaannbiju]

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

[valeriereid]

Thoroughly explained. I can't say enough thanks, so I will just say thanks a million for making these videos available.

[berna]

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

[lilmiss.ozukum]

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 💕

[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 😅

[mc]

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

[Antonleavesacomment]

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

[andresnet]

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

[mustaphakashit]

where were you all this time :( :( Thank you!!!

[lovemodiever]

Thank you! Finally understand this omg

[jennygarcia]

Thank you so much for this video, I read the information of this idea on my book and couldn't comprehend it even in the third reading of it. THANK YOUUU

[franchescaerikadabucol]

This saves time! Thank you for uploading these great videos ❤

[gopikagovindan]

Thank you so much. This video helped me understand the Concept. I like the way you are discribing things. In a simpile manner with good examples.
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