Second choices in a visual span of apprehension taskPerception & Psychophysics - Tập 2 - Trang 307-311 - 1967
John I. Yellott, Paul F. Curnow
Four Ss were run in a visual span of apprehension experiment to determine
whether second choices made following incorrect first responses are at the
chance level, as implied by various high threshold models proposed for this
situation. The relationships between response biases on first and second
choices, and between first choice biases on trials with two or three possible
responses, were also exa... hiện toàn bộ
Asymmetries and errors in perception of depth from disparity suggest a multicomponent model of disparity processingPerception & Psychophysics - Tập 59 - Trang 219-231 - 1997
David D. Landers, Lawrence K. Cormack
In three experiments, asymmetries between the processing of crossed and
uncrossed disparities were investigated. The target was a luminance-defined
circle concentric to a fixation mark, viewed stereoscopically on a computer
monitor for 105 msec. Fifteen disparities were presented according to the method
of constant stimuli. Observers indicated the apparent direction of target depth
relative to fix... hiện toàn bộ
Some observations on the Poggendorff and Müller-Lyer tactual illusionsPerception & Psychophysics - Tập 39 - Trang 374-380 - 1986
Albina Lucca, Anna Dellantonio, Lucia Riggio
Two experiments were conducted in which illusory and nonillusory figures were
presented in the right and left tactual fields. Experiment 1 used 24 men (aged
18–24 years) and the Poggendorff (P) illusion and an alignment (Al) task;
Experiment 2 used another 24 men and the Müller-Lyer (ML) illusion and a
line-match (Lm) task. Standard and mirror-image presentations of the figure were
used in each ca... hiện toàn bộ
Heading and path information from retinal flow in naturalistic environmentsPerception & Psychophysics - - 1997
James E. Cutting, Peter M. Vishton, Michelangelo Flückiger, Bernard Baumberger, John D. Gerndt
In four experiments, we explored the heading and path information available to
observers as we simulated their locomotion through a cluttered environment while
they fixated an object off to the side. Previously, we presented a theory about
the information available and used in such situations. For such a theory to be
valid, one must be sure of eye position, but we had been unable to monitor gaze
s... hiện toàn bộ
Distance perception mediated through nested contact relations among surfacesPerception & Psychophysics - Tập 63 - Trang 1-15 - 2001
Jeanette C. Meng, H. A. Sedgwick
In complex natural scenes, objects at different spatial locations can usually be
related to each other through nested contact relations among adjoining surfaces.
Our research asks how well human observers, under monocular static viewing
conditions, are able to utilize this information in distance perception. We
present computer-generated naturalistic scenes of a cube resting on a platform,
which i... hiện toàn bộ
Influence of a stereo surface on the perceived tilt of a monocular linePerception & Psychophysics - Tập 63 - Trang 607-624 - 2001
Fulvio Domini, Myron L. Braunstein
This study addressed the issue of how a stereo-specified surface influences the
perceived twodimensional orientation of a monocularly viewed line. In a series
of three experiments, it was found that, in general, when a monocular line was
embedded in a disparity field specifying a planar surface slanted about the
horizontal axis, the tilt of the line depended on the slant of the surface in
which it... hiện toàn bộ
The subjective estimation of relative syllable frequencyPerception & Psychophysics - Tập 16 - Trang 193-196 - 1974
David C. Rubin
Ss are able to judge the relative frequency of occurrence in English of
nonmorphemic syllables independent of phoneme frequency. The results support a
theory of speech perception based on the syllable as a unit as opposed to the
phoneme.
Operator behavior in a dynamic visual signal detection taskPerception & Psychophysics - Tập 4 - Trang 5-9 - 1968
Robert M. Glorioso, Robert M. Levy
The effects of changes in signal-to-noise ratio (SIN) and feedback state on the
operator’s detection behavior, particularly derived operator thresholds, were
investigated using a discrete visual signal. It was found that: (1) the operator
behaves as if he has established different thresholds as a function of S/N; (2)
his decision thresholds are relatively independent of the presence or absence of
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