
Cognition and Perception Lab
This laboratory is designed to enable students to conduct research on cognition and perception in their courses or personal projects. In the laboratory, experiments are conducted on visual reading processes, eye movements, facial perception, and how different regions of the brain process perception.
The Cognition and Perception Laboratory is equipped with 6 advanced computers, 10 high-resolution monitors, 6 cubicles, 18 Response Boxes, 1 Bailey-Lovie Visual Acuity Chart, 1 Black Box Toolkit, and 1 eye-tracking device, providing the necessary infrastructure for experimental studies.
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