Dr Mark Scase

Mark's interests include:

• Vision
• Visual dysfunction
• Colour vision
• Motion perception
• Technology and how people interact with it
• Functional imaging of the human visual system
• The visual interpretation of graphical displays
• Psychological wellbeing

Psychology

View a full listing of Mark Scase‘s publications and outputs.

• Human visual perception.
• How people interact with technology
• Visual dysfunction
• Inherited and acquired visual disorders
• Colour vision
• Motion perception
• Face perception
• Functional imaging (fMRI)
• Psychological experimental methods (psychophysics)

• Vision
• Biological psychology
• Cognitive Neuropsychology
• Approaches to the study of well-being

PhD, MA

• BSc Psychology
• MSc Psychological Wellbeing

• Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology 1989
• Associate member of the College of Optometrists 1993
• Member of the British Psychological Society 1994
• Chartered Psychologist 1994
• Member of the Applied Vision Association 1994
• Member of the International Colour Vision Society 1994
• Member of the Experimental Psychology Society 1994
• Member of the Vision Sciences Society 2001
• Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society 2006
• Member of the Association for Psychological Science 2008
• Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy 2017

On the psychological processes of decision making in displays of electromagnetic data, 2011, Progress in Electromagnetic Research, Marrakesh, Scase, M O, Shafiullah, M and Duffy, A P. Paper

A case of developmental prosopagnosia. 2008, Applied Vision Association, Manchester University, Hill, L and Scase, M O. Poster.

Removal of individual features from famous faces: The development of a novel test. 2008, Vision Sciences Society, Naples, F L, Hill, L and Scase, M O. Poster.

The application of podcasting to the enhancement of learning in psychology students. 2008, Higher Education Academy, Bath Spa University, Scase, M O. Paper.

Donato, L., PT, 1st supervisor

Ahmed Omarjee, N., FT, 1st supervisor

Taylor, S., PT, 2nd supervisor

Bixley, M., PT, 2nd supervisor

• €2939997 DOREMI  Decrease of cognitive decline, malnutrition and sedentariness by elderly empowerment in lifestyle management and social inclusion.  EU FP7 project with €215,840 coming to DMU.  2013 (with H Istance, DMU)
• £20434 Users’ Reactions to Failures and Frustrations Within Cyber Environments. DSTL. 2013 (with J. Hall and A. Attrill, DMU)
• £33499 Cognitive and Behavioural Concepts of Cyber Activities: Information Processing of Online Content. DSTL. 2012 (with L. Hadlington and A. Attrill, DMU)
• £29400 Review of evidence on evaluation of effectiveness of models and interventions to promote primary and secondary eye health care. RNIB. 2010 (with M Johnson, DMU)

• £19194 Acquisition of Eye tracking equipment for computer science and psychology collaboration. 1/11/2013 to 31/8/2014 (with H. Istance and S. Vickers) CI RCIF2
  
• £24420  Virtual Reality Multi-functional Framework for the Evaluation, Validation and Customisation of Assistive Technologies – Proof of Concept. 7/1/2013 to 31/8/2013 (with L. Picinali) CI  RCIF2How useful is podcasting as a tool for elearning within applied social sciences? 2007-2008 (TQEF fund). £868
• An examination factors affecting the accuracy of identifications from police identification parades. 2008 (with E Noon, DMU) HEIF, £7308

• Journal of Vision
• Perception