Vebjørn Ekroll
Affiliations: | Department of Psychosocial Science, University of Bergen |
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Visual perception, Perceptual Organization, Color perception, Motion perception, Amodal completionGoogle:
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Sign in to add mentor| Johan Wagemans | post-doc | 2013-2016 | Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium |
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| Ekroll V, Svalebjørg M, Pirrone A, et al. (2021) The illusion of absence: how a common feature of magic shows can explain a class of road accidents. Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications. 6: 22 |
| van Lier R, Ekroll V. (2020) A Conceptual Playground Between Perception and Cognition: Introduction to the Special Issue on Amodal Completion. I-Perception. 11: 2041669520939108 |
| Svalebjørg M, Øhrn H, Ekroll V. (2020) The Illusion of Absence in Magic Tricks. I-Perception. 11: 2041669520928383 |
| de-Wit L, Ekroll V, Schwarzkopf DS, et al. (2019) Is information theory, or the assumptions that surround it, holding back neuroscience? The Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 42: e223 |
| Ekroll V. (2019) Illusions of Imagery and Magical Experiences. I-Perception. 10: 2041669519865284 |
| Ekroll V, De Bruyckere E, Vanwezemael L, et al. (2018) Never Repeat the Same Trick Twice-Unless it is Cognitively Impenetrable. I-Perception. 9: 2041669518816711 |
| Ekroll V, Mertens K, Wagemans J. (2018) Amodal Volume Completion and the Thin Building Illusion. I-Perception. 9: 2041669518781875 |
| Fekete T, Van de Cruys S, Ekroll V, et al. (2018) In the interest of saving time: a critique of discrete perception. Neuroscience of Consciousness. 2018: niy003 |
| Ekroll V, Sayim B, Wagemans J. (2017) The Other Side of Magic. Perspectives On Psychological Science : a Journal of the Association For Psychological Science. 12: 91-106 |
| Ekroll V, Wagemans J. (2016) Conjuring Deceptions: Fooling the Eye or Fooling the Mind? Trends in Cognitive Sciences |