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What is Change Blindness?

  • Resource added on: Friday, February 10, 2012
  • Created by: Daniel Levy, Rachel Deering, Cristiana Wilcoxon, and Nikolai Eiteneer
  • Submitted by: Michael Shermer

This is a student-made, educational video on the psychological phenomenon of “change blindness,” created for Dr. Michael Shermer’s course, “Skepticism 101: How to Think Like a Scientist (Without Being a Geek)” at Chapman University during the fall 2011 semester.

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