Please answer each assignment separately, do not combine assignments.

Using resources from the book: Goldstein, E. B. (2014). Sensation and Perception (9th ed.). Retrieved from https://phoenix.vitalsource.com.

All work will be placed through the plagiarism checker... please use original work. I will deny solution if it is not answered correctly. There are 10 mini assignments to complete.

Assignment 1.
Watch "Vision," and discuss the video by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

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Assignment 2.
Watch "TEDTalks: Beau Lotto-Optical Illusions Show How We See," and discuss the video by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

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Assignment 3.
Watch "Do You See What I See? The Science of Color Perception," and discuss the video by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

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Assignment 4.
Ch. 5 Discuss the following topic by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words
• Perceptual Organization
• The Gestalt Approach to Perceptual Grouping

Assignment 5.
Ch 8. Please answer the question and use real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words:

In order to understand how we perceive motion imagine how it feels to be on a train that has begun moving out of the station while the train on the nearby track remains stationary. If your train does not lurch as it moves, you might think at first that the other train is moving. Sometimes, you may be confused as to which train is moving. In order to be sure about the movement of your train, you look for objects you know are stable, such as the platform, or signboards. If you are stationary in relation to them, you then know that your train is not moving.

Can anyone else provide examples of perceiving motion?

Assignment 6.
Discuss the following topic by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words
• Studying Motion Perception
• When Do We Perceive Motion? Comparing Real and Apparent Motion

Assignment 7.
Ch 9. Discuss the following topic by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

• What does someone who is "color-blind" see? (p. 209)
• Why do we perceive blue dots when a yellow flash bulb goes off? (p. 210)

Assignment 8.
Ch 10. Discuss the following topic by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

• The Mu¨ller-Lyer Illusion
• The Ponzo Illusion

Assignment 9.
Discuss the following topic by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

Consider a famous painting. Identify at least one Gestalt principle that influences your perceptual organization of this painting. Explain how your perception is influenced by the Gestalt principle. Why is this information important?

Assignment 10.
Discuss the following topic by using real life examples or ask questions to further engage in the discussions, please write 150 words

Watch the "Optical Illusions Show How We See" video. (Same video as Assignment 2) Select and describe an optical illusion. Show the illusion to another individual. How did your perceptions differ? Apply the principles of motion and depth perception to explain your answer.

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