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    Fovea Case Analysis

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    Go to: http://sites.sinauer.com/wolfe4e/wa03.02.html Read the introduction and instructions for the “3.2 Foveal Acuity” activity. Choose "Sequential" and do 15 trials for each of the 7 positions (foveated plus 1-6). Afterward, cut and paste your results for each of the 7 positions below: Correct! Results so far: Fovea: 14/15 = 93% ******************** 1: 13/15 = 87% ****************** 2: 14/15 = 93% ******************** 3: 15/15 = 100% ********************* 4: 15/15…

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    actively focused upon, rather than the psychodynamic approach, where your consciousness is based entirely on your unconscious thoughts. Baars (2011) discussed the method of contrastive analysis and the famous, well-studied technique, called binocular rivalry. The left eye and right eye are presented with very different images and the brain flips between the two images. Baars explained how the visual objects were consciously constructed into a jigsaw puzzle with “momentary snapshots” or maps of…

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    to Gilhooly et al.’s (2013) experiment. Following Gilhooly et al.’s (2013) study using different types of interpolated tasks, verbal and spatial, this study presented two different tasks, the verbal alternative uses task and non-verbal, the binocular rivalry. Rather than five minutes given in the incubation period (Gilhooly et al, 2013), participants in this study were given three minutes for each…

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    I would have to agree with Bernard J. Baars findings in his article Thinking About Consciousness. The conscious cannot be observed directly, only through what people explain or say or through activities. We have no access to the unconscious process that is constantly going on in our brain. The cerebellum is a giant clump of neurons, the unconscious pathway in our brain for visual informative flaws used for spatial framing and visually guided reaching of objects. Even in the “waking brain”…

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    cognitive neuroscience, which includes visual perception, which most likely led him to research aphantasia and people’s perceptions. The research conducted was basic research, looking into manipulating people’s imagination. This was done by using binocular rivalry, which was also able measure mental images. Pearson also looked into brain mechanisms and how they function when a person is using their imagination to create mental images. Pearson’s research found that when the visual cortex is less…

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    Correlate Of Consciousness

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    subjective experience. The prerequisites for this method seem to mimic objective scientific methods. Yet this approach does not aim to explain another physical phenomena, but rather a subjective experience. For instance, experimentation of binocular rivalries, that is studying patterns of what one is looking at and using this as a signal of what one is conscious of. This method of experimentation seems to be an appropriate way of addressing if there are any neural correlates to consciousness to…

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    1. Introduction Nikon Corporation or as often just referred to as Nikon, is a Japanese transnational company that specializes in optics and imaging products such as still cameras, single-lens reflex cameras, camera lenses, binoculars, microscopes and many more. The company runs in four sections with one being imaging products, and the rest being precision equipment, instruments, and others (Market Publishers, 2015) The corporation’s headquarters is located in Tokyo, Japan (Nikon Corporation,…

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