Psychology Health Guide

We also have some photos from the video session with the Campus-TV film team. And you may also watch or download the resulting video clip (this is a 6 MB Windows Media File).

1.) CampusTV.wmv

H.M., Pollick, F.E. Ude, A. (2002). Shaping Biological Motion: Adding realistic form cues to biological motion displays. Vision Sciences 2002. Movements with Emotion (size 2 MB) Pushing Movements (size 2.34 MB) Last Updated 15/01/2002

2.) push1.mov

3.) joanne2jason.avi

Paterson H.M., Pollick, F.E. Ude, A. (2002). Shaping Biological Motion: Adding realistic form cues to biological motion displays. Vision Sciences 2002. Movements with Emotion (size 2 MB) Pushing Movements (size 2.34 MB) Last Updated 15/01/2002

4.) emotion1.mov

leads wilderness vision quests. His website has just been redone — http://www.lifepassage.com — and so I thought I'd ask him a few questions, on video, about what it is he is up to. Here's a link to the interview, which is in QuickTime (.mov) format and about 6 mb. I can tell you that I have sent several people to Brian for therapy over the years, and they have all

5.) brian_winkler_life_passage.mov

All animations appear courtesy of Dan Kersten of the University of Minnesota, Department of Psychology, Computational Vision Lab and are used with permission. Ball-in-a-box: Diagonal ( MOV ) Ball-in-a-box: Horizontal (MOV ) Illusory Motion from Shadows (

6.) balldiagonalshadow.mov

(darkening) in visual cortex in response to a vertical strip of flickering checkerboard that moves from the peripheral toward the central visual field and then back to the periphery. Optical Imaging Movie . Information for prospective students and postdocs about current research projects and training opportunities in the lab can be found by following this link.

7.) 020923rat.small.movie