Exploring with curiosity.
Postdoc at Zhejiang University
PhD @JohnsHopkins, Interested in visual perception and cognition, attention, memory, aesthetics. 🇨🇳
Thanks @ChenxiaooooGuan for showing our lab what is possible! In a large set of wonderfully elegant studies, Chenxiao demonstrates that people don't just see the world as it is - they also see what's possible. 🌦️👀
more here 👉 https://t.co/odmn3diQEJ
Objects don’t just move, fall, and bounce—they also transform, as when logs burn or ice cubes melt. In a new paper @PsychScience, we (@talboger & @chazfirestone) explore mental representation of state-changes—and find that your mind 'melts ice' in memory! https://t.co/Gv8FirlSNq
How can we know when machines *do* perceive a stimulus in ways that humans *do not*? @JohnsHopkins Undergrad Michael Lepori & I make an empirical and theoretical case that human-machine comparisons should use task designs from human psychophysics research
https://t.co/LSdIpoG9eo
Do we see not only what objects *actually* look like now, but also what they could *possibly* look like at some other time? @ChenxiaooooGuan says YES in this month’s issue of JEP:General! See here: https://t.co/BPe7pnU6p6 — and with no paywall here: https://t.co/tnvEFYqmIm
Get ready to experience the fantastic and funny @ChenxiaooooGuan speak about her latest work on the perception of possibility! Also ft. @AlonHafri and David Schwitzgebel (our undergraduate intern from @Vassar). See you in Princeton at the year’s best conference!!