Explore your blind spot
By Tom Stafford
Rated 4.75/5 based
on 4 reviews
Discover how the mind hides its tracks.
This is a short guide to one of the secrets of mind and brain. Find out about the gaps in your vision and how your mind is designed to stop you noticing them.
This is a short guide to one of the secrets of mind and brain. Find out about the gaps in your vision and how your mind is designed to stop you noticing them.
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- Category: Nonfiction » Psychology » Theory
- Published: Dec. 3, 2011
- Words: 1,890
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781465922311
About Tom Stafford
Tom Stafford is the co-author of Mind Hacks (2004) and the Rough Guide to Brain Training (2010). He is a lecturer in Psychology and Cognitive Science at the University of Sheffield, UK
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Review by:
Andrew Bushard
on May 25, 2015 :
Thought provoking. Especially great for science buffs.
Thought provoking. Especially great for science buffs.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Patricia L Graham
on March 8, 2014 :
Short, sweet and very neat. Enjoyed!
Short, sweet and very neat. Enjoyed!
(review of free book)
Review by:
stanquist
on Jan. 21, 2012 :
This is an excellent little guide that clearly explains our blind spot, and includes a demonstration activity that proves that we really do have a blind spot.
This is an excellent little guide that clearly explains our blind spot, and includes a demonstration activity that proves that we really do have a blind spot.
(review of free book)