Optical illusion personality tests, like the Rubin vase, reveal insights into thinking styles. Seeing the vase first suggests ...

American psychologist Joseph Jastrow made this illusion in 1899 – to make a point about how the brain perceives what is in ...

They conducted an experiment involving 44 radiologists and over 100 psychology and medical students. Their conclusion is that the radiologists were less susceptible to optical illusions like the ...

Optical Illusion: Optical illusion images have the capability to reveal true personality traits. This picture can tell you your most awkward social personality traits.

It tries to piece together images using optical clues, learned assumptions and past visual experiences. In these cases, there is a difference between the reality of what you see and what your ...

Don't believe your eyes in this eye-popping experiment! Dr Chris and Dr Xand teach you how to trick your eyes with an optical illusion that's more than it seems!

Don't believe your eyes in this eye-popping experiment! Dr Chris and Dr Xand teach you how to trick your eyes with an optical illusion that's more than it seems!

In a series of lab experiments in mice, researchers have now shown that these neurons play a fundamental role in this process and that their activity is also tempered by feedback from V2 neurons.

Optical illusions play on the brain's biases, tricking it into perceiving images differently than how they really are. And now, in mice, scientists have harnessed an optical illusion to reveal ...

An optical illusion appearing to show a man preparing to eat a dog's head for breakfast has left the internet feeling very confused. It's important to stress that no dogs were harmed in the making ...