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I need help with this because I'm not sure I understand it well enough. I also can't find any websites. Can someone help? thanks 
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For biological you'll be thinking about basic systems biology, think photoreceptors, population coding, where the information goes (i.e certain areas for certain functions).
For psychological think about illusions and how what is there isn't always what we see. Type top down illusions into google and you'll find loads. This is all related to how our brain interprets visual information in light of what is realistic. i.e in the natural world things are rarely upside down so the brain flips them, we see faces in inanimate objects ect
For psychological think about illusions and how what is there isn't always what we see. Type top down illusions into google and you'll find loads. This is all related to how our brain interprets visual information in light of what is realistic. i.e in the natural world things are rarely upside down so the brain flips them, we see faces in inanimate objects ect
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