The full-body illusion changes visual depth perception

Bayer, Manuel; Betka, Sophie; Herbelin, Bruno; Blanke, Olaf; Zimmermann, Eckart

doi:10.1167/jov.22.14.3581

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“…The market illusion is formed in interpersonal communication. Because language is particularly important in interpersonal communication, language is presented through words, which will hinder people's understanding [8]. Market illusion refers to the illusion caused by improper use of language or confusion of meaning in interpersonal communication.…”

Section: The Meaning and Content Of Market Illusionmentioning

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Study of Francis Bacon's "Four Illusions" from a Psychological Perspective

充晃¹

2023

IJEH

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In the development history of modern Western materialism, Francis Bacon is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding philosophers. He devoted all his life to the realization of the "great revival" of science, for which he wrote a masterpiece "The Great Revival" with "New Tools" as the main body, and put forward the "four illusion theory" and scientific induction in "New Tools". Bacon, through the analysis of the collective illusion, caves illusion, market illusion and delusion theater, showed that illusion hindered the people on the correct understanding of things, but the illusion couldn't be eliminated fundamentally. This article starts from the content of the four illusion and its relationship with psychology, from the psychology perspective to discuss the four illusion theory, hoping to promote people’s understanding on things.

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Section: The Meaning and Content Of Market Illusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study of Francis Bacon's "Four Illusions" from a Psychological Perspective

充晃¹

2023

IJEH

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Nearsighted empathy: exploring the effect of empathy on distance perception, with eye movements as modulators

Golbabaei,

Borhani

2024

Sci Rep

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Empathy, a cornerstone of social interaction, involves shared representation, eliciting vicarious emotions. However, its influence on shared perceptual representations, particularly in foundational domains such as distance perception, remains unexplored. In this study, we introduce a novel adaptation of the empathy for pain task to investigate empathy’s influence on distance perception. We also examine how two personality traits, trait empathy and alexithymia, modulate this relationship. Utilizing eye-tracking technology, we examine how attention allocation to different facial and bodily features affects empathy’s impact on distance perception. Our findings indicate that empathy biases individuals to perceive targets as closer, with trait empathy reinforcing this effect and alexithymia attenuating it. Furthermore, we demonstrate that heightened attention to eyes and face correlates with perceiving targets as closer, while attention to hand shows the opposite trend. These results underscore the broader influence of empathy beyond shared emotions, revealing its capacity to alter perceptual processes. By elucidating the interplay between personality traits and visual inputs in shaping these alterations, our study offers valuable insights for future research exploring the role of shared representation in empathy across various perceptual domains.

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The full-body illusion changes visual depth perception

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Study of Francis Bacon's "Four Illusions" from a Psychological Perspective

Study of Francis Bacon's "Four Illusions" from a Psychological Perspective

Nearsighted empathy: exploring the effect of empathy on distance perception, with eye movements as modulators

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