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- James Jerry Gibson
- Psychological review
- 1962
ed by solid geometry (slant, curvature, edge, corner) did not seem any more complex to introspection than the solely visible features of things abstracted by plane geometry (triangle, square,… (More)
- James Jerry Gibson, Anne D Pick
- The American journal of psychology
- 1963
- James Jerry Gibson, Eleanor J. Gibson
- Psychological review
- 1955
The term "perceptual learning" means different things to different psychologists. To some it implies that human perception is, in large part, learned—that we learn to see depth, for instance, or… (More)
- James Jerry Gibson, P Olum, F Rosenblatt
- The American journal of psychology
- 1955
- James Jerry Gibson
- British journal of psychology
- 1958
Having rejected the picture theory of natural perception we can make a start on picture perception. To see the environment is to extract information from the ambient array of light. What is it, then,… (More)
- William Schiff, J A Caviness, James Jerry Gibson
- Science
- 1962
The approach of an object corresponds with a spatiotemporal optical stimulus consisting of a symmetrical expansion of a closed contour in the field of view. The visual equivalent of impending… (More)