R. L. Gregory

R. L. Gregory, or Richard Langton Gregory, is a prominent British psychologist known for his work in visual perception and cognitive science. He is particularly recognized for his studies on how the brain interprets visual information, including illusions and the ways we perceive depth and motion. Gregory proposed that our perceptions are not just direct reflections of the world but are constructed by our brains, influenced by experience and context. His research has significantly contributed to our understanding of the complexities of human perception, blending psychology with philosophy and art.