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Psychology 1: How our perception (really) works, Learn how our brain constructs our reality and challenge your assumptions (with many examples)
Created by André Klapper, PhD
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What Will I Learn?
- Understand how we perceive and how our brain constructs our reality
- Know about the unconscious processes that govern our perception
- Get rid of false assumptions and get ready to really understand the human mind
- Understand how many visual illusions work
- Be able to see the evidence in your everyday life that our brain constructs our reality
- Understand the basic structure of the visual system in the brain
Requirements
- Interest in psychology and perception
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