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Perceptual Psychology Lab
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The lab investigates how depth is perceived through psychophysical experiments.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring the visual mechanisms that give us a sense of depth.
The Perceptual Psychology Lab conducts experimental research using psychophysical methods to investigate the visual information processing involved in depth perception.
Working on themes such as binocular stereopsis, motion perception, and perceptual transparency, the lab aims to discover new perceptual phenomena and to model visual information processing, including the oculomotor system.
The lab is involved in education and research in the Psychology Specialization of the Human Science Course, Department of Humanities, Faculty of Humanities at the undergraduate level, and in the Psychology Course, Department of Behavioral Systems, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies at the graduate level.
Key terms
- Psychophysics
- A method of experimentally measuring the relationship between the physical properties of a stimulus and how it is perceived
- Binocular stereopsis
- The ability to perceive depth from the differences between the images seen by the left and right eyes
- Perceptual transparency
- A phenomenon in which overlapping surfaces are perceived as if seen through one another, arising from combinations of regions of different brightness
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The lab conducts experimental psychology research aimed at clarifying the mechanisms of perception. Its research keywords are visual perception, depth perception, motion perception, and eye movements.
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The members of the Perceptual Psychology Lab consist of faculty, academic researchers, joint academic researchers, doctoral students, master's students, and fourth-year undergraduates.As of 2026
- ProfessorHiroyuki Mitsudo
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