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Groups the phenomena of the psychology atlas whose central finding concerns how a stimulus is perceived, timed or sensed, rather than how a belief is judged, a memory is recalled or another person is read. Belongs here: Tachypsychia, a distortion of subjective time perception under exertion, drugs or a traumatic event, and the Weber-Fechner Law, which relates the size of a physical stimulus change to how large that change is actually perceived to be. A phenomenon whose distortion concerns a judgment, a choice or a memory rather than the raw perception of a stimulus itself is filed under one of the other three groups instead.

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Gustav Fechner's Elemente der Psychophysik (1860) 1
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Jastrow Illusion

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Just-Noticeable Difference

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Kanizsa Triangle

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Kappa Effect

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Kinetic Depth Effect

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Koffka Ring

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Kuleshov Effect

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Law of Closure

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Law of Common Fate

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Law of Continuity

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Law of Pragnanz

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Law of Proximity

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Law of Similarity

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Law of Symmetry

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Lawn Dart Effect

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Leaning Tower Illusion

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Lexical Bias Effect

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Lilac Chaser

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Mach Bands

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Mandelbaum Effect

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McCollough Effect

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McGurk Effect

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Micro-Expression

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Microwave Auditory Effect

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Misophonia

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Missing Fundamental

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Missing Letter Effect

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Mixed Error Effect

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Moon Illusion

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Moses Illusion

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Motion Aftereffect

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Motion Parallax

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Motion-Induced Blindness

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Müller-Lyer Illusion

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Multistable Perception

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Necker Cube

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Neural Adaptation

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Numerical Stroop Effect

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Numerosity Adaptation Effect

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Octave Illusion

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Oppel-Kundt Illusion

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Orbison Illusion

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Ouchi Illusion

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Out-of-Body Experience (Psychology)

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Palinopsia

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Penrose Stairs

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Penrose Triangle

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Perceived Visual Angle

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Perceptual Constancy

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Perceptual Defense

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1. Psychophysics
Wikimedia FoundationPsychophysics, History section
Quote, Psychophysics, History section
Many of the classical techniques and theories of psychophysics were formulated in 1860 when Gustav Theodor Fechner in Leipzig published Elemente der Psychophysik (Elements of Psychophysics).
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