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This document appears to be page 115 from a book or educational presentation regarding 'The Brain' and cognitive attention. It features a still from Daniel Simons' famous selective attention experiment (The Invisible Gorilla) and a photo of Tiger Woods swinging a golf club. The text discusses how the brain processes visual information and attention. The document bears the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015805', indicating it is part of a larger production of documents to the House Oversight Committee.
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| Daniel J. Simons | Copyright Holder / Researcher |
Copyright holder for the image used in the 'Humans' Ability to Concentrate' section (likely the 'Invisible Gorilla' e...
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| Tiger Woods | Athlete |
Subject of the bottom photograph labeled 'Tiger Woods Swing'.
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| San Francisco Golf Performance Center |
Logo visible in the background of the Tiger Woods photograph.
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| US House of Representatives Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015805'.
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Location mentioned in the Golf Performance Center logo.
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The Brain
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[Image: Still from 'The Invisible Gorilla' experiment showing people passing basketballs]
copyright (c) 1999 Daniel J. Simons. All rights reserved.
copyright (c) 1999 Daniel J. Simons. All rights reserved.
Humans’ Ability to Concentrate
the question verbally. If you hit a baseball, no language is involved; you distinguish the ball from the background and perform quite a feat of tracking and calculation to connect it with your bat.
Because the brain is editing the scene on the fly to keep within its processing power, the eye only sees what it turns its attention to. Magicians take advantage of this to play amazing tricks on us. Watch the video on the web and then tell me what you see.
Because the brain is editing the scene on the fly to keep within its processing power, the eye only sees what it turns its attention to. Magicians take advantage of this to play amazing tricks on us. Watch the video on the web and then tell me what you see.
VISIT THE WEB AND VIEW THE VIDEO TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS
[Image: Tiger Woods golfing]
SAN FRANCISCO GOLF PERFORMANCE CENTER
www.sfgolfpc.com
SAN FRANCISCO GOLF PERFORMANCE CENTER
www.sfgolfpc.com
Tiger Woods Swing
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015805
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