Mind Hacks. Tips and Tools for Using Your Brain

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saccades [See also movement] [See also movement]

     defined     gaps in vision and 2nd

     tutorial on saccadic suppression 2nd 3rd

sadness sampling, visual process and

Sauter, Disa Schoemaker, Paul Scholl, Brian 2nd

search engines 2ndseeing [See vision] Sejnowski, Terrence

self-causation, objects and

self-perception theory

sensation

     grouping as objects     keeping up-to-date

     perception and

     phantom limb and     self-generated

     vision and sensory cortex 2nd 3rd

sensory homunculus 2ndsensory systems [See also specific senses] [See also specific senses]     adaptation of

     binding problem and

     channel decorrelation

     combining modalities

     conflicting feedback 2nd

     detection and

     feedback delays

sentences

     defined

     grammar and

     left hemisphere and

     memory buffer overrun and

     mimicry of

     parsing into phrases     rearranged letters and     treelike structure of

Serendip web site

shading shadowing 2nd

shadows

     checker shadow illusion

     motion and

     Pulfrich Effect and

     rotating snakes illusion

     3D shapes and Sham, Ladan

Shannon, Bobshape(s)

     continuation and     from shading

     negative priming for     object animacy and shared attention 2nd

Shepard, Robertsignals     action potential and

     alpha wave

     balancing and

     EEG and

     of emotion     hearing and

     LGN pathways

     multisensory integration and     myelin and

     neural noise     neurons and 2nd 3rd 4th

     processing     retina and     saccadic suppression and

     strength training and

     up-to-date sensations and

similarity grouping principle

Simon Effect 2nd

Simon, J. Richard

Simonotto, Enrico 2nd

Simons, Daniel 2nd 3rd

simultaneity, horizon of

sine-wave speech (SWS)

size gradient

skin, sensation and

sleep

     electrical activity and     function of     hypnagogic state and

smell, forebrain and

software, speech recognitionsomatosensory cortex

     mapping

     tickling and

     touch sensations and 2nd

somatotopic map

sound [See also hearing] [See also hearing]

     auditory system and     detecting direction

     fundamental of sound wave     hearing with eyes and

     localizing 2nd 3rd     margins of certainty for

     occurrence of     Pieron's Law     pitch and

     plosives     processing speed for     thrown voices and

     timing information and

sound symbolism

source memory

space     attention and

     brain processing and 2nd 3rd

     causality and     imagery of

     method of loci and     orienting through 2nd

     peripersonal     recognizing human form through     up-to-date sensations and

speech

     characteristic of good

     left hemisphere and 2nd

     motor control and

     motor cortex and

     overview

     rate of

     right hemisphere and

     talking to self

speech recognition software

speed-reading 2nd 3rd

Spelke, Elizabeth 2nd

Spence, Charles 2nd spikes 2nd spinal cord

"split-brain" patients

startle response 2nd static pictures

statistics, probability

status quo bias

stepping feet illusion 2nd

stereotypes

Stevenson, Robert Louis

stimulation     coffee and

     cognitive psychology and     neuron atrophy and

     out-of-body experience and     people and

stimulus-response     coffee and     conditioning and

     damaged amygdala and     defense mechanisms to     EEGs and

     emotional events and

     facial expressions and

     force prediction and 2nd

     grabbing attention     inhibition of return and

     negative priming and

     neurons and     people and

     Simon Effect and 2nd 3rd     Stroop Effect

     touch and vision     variability in stochastic resonance

stopped clock illusion

strength training

stress hormones 2nd

stria terminalis

striate 2nd

Stroop Effect

Stroop, J. Ridley

subcortex 2nd

subitizing

     improving 2nd 3rd

     overview

subliminal perception

     faces and     mimicry and     mood and

     overview

     priming and 2nd sunglasses, illusionary depth with

superior colliculus

     attention capture and

     inhibition of return and

     signals and 2nd

superior olive

surprise SWS (sine-wave speech)

syllables syllogisms

symmetrical expansion synaesthesia 2nd

synapse synchronizing in time