Category:Visual perception

• Divided visual field paradigm

A

• Achromatopsia
• Akinetopsia
• Amodal completion
• Aphantasia
• Kimberly Arcand

B

• Biological motion
• Brain-reading

C

• Cesia (visual appearance)
• Color appearance model
• Color difference
• Color reproduction
• Color science
• Color vision
• Corollary discharge theory

D

• Depth perception
• The dress

E

• Eye contact

G

• Gaze-contingency paradigm

H

• Health effects of 3D
• Hyperphantasia

I

• Illusory palinopsia
• Infinity Walk

J

• Jerkiness
• Judgment of Line Orientation

K

• Kinetic depth effect

L

• Lamina (neuropil)
• Lamina monopolar cell
• Looking

M

• Multiple object tracking

N

• Near visual acuity

O

• Object-based attention

P

• Palinopsia
• Parafovea
• Perceived visual angle
• Perifovea
• Peripheral vision
• Persistence of vision
• Phi phenomenon
• Prevalence effect
• Prosopometamorphopsia

R

• Repetitive visual stimulus
• Representational momentum
• Retinal migraine
• Rod and frame test

S

• Scintillating scotoma
• Scopophilia
• Sensory cue
• Siemens star
• Staring
• Stereokinetic stimulus
• Stereopsis recovery
• Stereoscopic motion
• Structure from motion (psychophysics)

U

• Unique hues

V

• Visual agnosia
• Visual cortex
• Visual indexing theory
• Visual marketing
• Visual masking
• Visual neuroscience
• 2.5D (visual perception)
• Visual spatial attention
• Visual technology
• Visuospatial function
• Voyeurism

W

• White's illusion