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Form Perception (Latest Articles)
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Neural generators of ERPs linked with Necker cube reversals.
12 Apr 2009 
Multistable perception occurs when a single physical stimulus leads to two or more distinct percepts that spontaneously switch (reverse). Previous ERP studies have reported reversal negativities and late positive components associated with ...
rec_pub_19490514-neural-generators-erps-linked-necker-cube-reversals.htm
7 Apr 2009 The medial temporal lobe (MTL) consists of several regions thought to be involved in learning and memory. However, the degree of functional specialization among these regions remains unclear. Previous studies have demonstrated effects of both ...
rec_pub_19362156-regional-activation-human-medial-temporal-lobe-intentional-encoding.htm
An electrophysiological assessment of distractor suppression in visual search tasks.
7 Apr 2009 We investigated whether the N2pc is unequivocally linked to distractor-suppression mechanisms, as is commonly assumed. According to the distractor-suppression account of the N2pc, no suppression, and thus no N2pc, should occur when homogeneous ...
rec_pub_19490518-an-electrophysiological-assessment-distractor-suppression-visual.htm
Visual adaptation to convexity in macaque area V4.
3 Apr 2009 Aftereffects are perceptual illusions caused by visual adaptation to one or more stimulus attribute, such as orientation, motion, or shape. Neurophysiological studies seeking to understand the basis of visual adaptation have observed firing rate ...
rec_pub_19345725-visual-adaptation-convexity-macaque-area-v4.htm
Natural image coding in V1: how much use is orientation selectivity?
Apr 2009 
Orientation selectivity is the most striking feature of simple cell coding in V1 that has been shown to emerge from the reduction of higher-order correlations in natural images in a large variety of statistical image models. The most parsimonious ...
rec_pub_19343216-natural-image-coding-v1-use-orientation-selectivity.htm
Regional differences in spatial frame of reference systems for people in different areas of China.
30 Mar 2009 Levinson defined spatial frame of reference systems into three types and found that people who spoke different languages all over the world had different habits in the use of these systems. Some quasi-experimental designed research in China ...
rec_pub_19544964-regional-differences-spatial-frame-reference-systems-people-different.htm
30 Mar 2009 The aim of this study was to evaluate the construct validity of the Slosson Visual-Motor Performance Test by applying the Rasch Measurement Model to evaluate the test's scalability, dimensionality, differential item functioning based on sex, and ...
rec_pub_19552005-evaluating-construct-validity-slosson-visual-motor-performance-test.htm
30 Mar 2009 Perception of floor-projected moving geometric shapes was examined in the context of the Situated Multimedia Arts Learning Laboratory (SMALLab), an immersive, mixed-reality learning environment. As predicted, the projected destinations of shapes ...
rec_pub_19544967-perception-approaching-retreating-floor-projected-shapes-large.htm
30 Mar 2009 Two experiments examined affective priming of global and local perception. Participants attempted to detect a target that might be present as either a global or a local shape. Verbal primes were used in 1 experiment, and pictorial primes were used ...
rec_pub_19348535-encouraging-perceptual-underdog-positive-affective-priming.htm
Operation compatibility: a neglected contribution to dual-task costs.
30 Mar 2009 Traditionally, dual-task interference has been attributed to the consequences of task load exceeding capacity limitations. However, the current study demonstrates that in addition to task load, the mutual compatibility of the concurrent processes ...
rec_pub_19331500-operation-compatibility-neglected-contribution-dual-task-costs.htm
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