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Psychology
Faculty Member:
David S. Berg

Tutorials & Demos

Please check back from time to time to view some interesting phenomena.

Email: dsberg@ccp.edu
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Second-order motion. Bellefeuille, A. & Faubert, J. (1998) Independence of contour and biological motion cues for motion-defined animal shapes. Perception 27, 225-236.
Jocelyn Faubert, Université de Montréal

 

Biological motion. First devised by Gunner Johansson in 1973, these point-light animations depict complex human actions with only a handful of motion tokens strategically placed on the body and limbs (Ahlstrom, Blake & Ahlstrom, 1997). We use these animations for psychophysical (Grossman & Blake, 1999) and fMRI studies (Grossman, Donnelly, Price, Morgan, Pickens, Neighbor & Blake, in press, Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience).
Emily Grossman, Vanderbilt University