October 25, 2021
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Psychology Building Room 35
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2021-10-25 17:00:00
PEP Presents: Cognitive Neuroscience: Attention, Memory and Perception through Research
Presented by: Dr. Julie GolombHow do our brains make sense of the world around us? The human brain is fascinatingly complex. In a fraction of a second, our brains can integrate basic sensory input (for example, points of light hitting different places on our eyes) to construct incredibly rich perceptual experiences. How?? Why do we perceive what we perceive? Why do we make certain kinds of errors? How do the contents of attention and memory influence perception? And what happens when we get distracted? In this talk, Dr. Julie Golomb will describe how her lab uses cognitive neuroscience techniques to explore the many interactions between visual attention, memory, and perception.
Psychology Building Room 35
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2021-10-25 16:00:00
2021-10-25 17:00:00
PEP Presents: Cognitive Neuroscience: Attention, Memory and Perception through Research
Presented by: Dr. Julie GolombHow do our brains make sense of the world around us? The human brain is fascinatingly complex. In a fraction of a second, our brains can integrate basic sensory input (for example, points of light hitting different places on our eyes) to construct incredibly rich perceptual experiences. How?? Why do we perceive what we perceive? Why do we make certain kinds of errors? How do the contents of attention and memory influence perception? And what happens when we get distracted? In this talk, Dr. Julie Golomb will describe how her lab uses cognitive neuroscience techniques to explore the many interactions between visual attention, memory, and perception.
Psychology Building Room 35
Department of Psychology
ASC-psychmainoffice@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Presented by: Dr. Julie Golomb
How do our brains make sense of the world around us? The human brain is fascinatingly complex. In a fraction of a second, our brains can integrate basic sensory input (for example, points of light hitting different places on our eyes) to construct incredibly rich perceptual experiences. How?? Why do we perceive what we perceive? Why do we make certain kinds of errors? How do the contents of attention and memory influence perception? And what happens when we get distracted? In this talk, Dr. Julie Golomb will describe how her lab uses cognitive neuroscience techniques to explore the many interactions between visual attention, memory, and perception.
