<p>The target was first presented alone monocularly for 2 seconds followed by an abrupt onset of the competitor in the other eye. This onset-flash suppression procedure ensured that the competitor dominated the percept for a period of time following its onset. One second after the competitor onset, the target changed its orientation (4° clockwise or counterclockwise; for illustration purposes the orientation change is more pronounced here). Observers reported the direction of the orientation change by pressing one of two buttons.</p
<p>(a) Shows an example of the sequence of rivalry and fusion periods during the attend-to-grating a...
<p>Each trial involved both eyes and two dots. The trial began with a fixation cross. After a random...
The face was presented on one of the four quadrants in one eye and the masks were presented for 100 ...
(A) An example of a standard trial in Experiments 1, 2, 3, and 6. Participants viewed a single Gabor...
<p>Time runs from left to right in milliseconds. Note that this is not an exhaustive list of stimuli...
<p>Stimuli were presented dichoptically using prism lenses and a cardboard divider (see <a href="htt...
<p>In both experiments, participants were requested to fixate at a central cross for a randomly vari...
<p>Example stimuli and sequence timing from a single trial when peripheral (E1 and E3) and central (...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
When the left and right eyes are simultaneously presented with different images, observers typically...
<p>A white fixation cross was presented for a randomized foreperiod (1,000–2,000 ms). Following the ...
<p>Each trial began with a blink of the fixation diamond. After a jittered interval, the visual sear...
<p>A distractor appeared above or below fixation at random and was either the same as (compatible) o...
<p>Primers appeared either simultaneously or asynchronously (left-right or right-left direction). A ...
<p>(A) In experiment 1, binocular rivalry was induced with foveal presentation of red and green orth...
<p>(a) Shows an example of the sequence of rivalry and fusion periods during the attend-to-grating a...
<p>Each trial involved both eyes and two dots. The trial began with a fixation cross. After a random...
The face was presented on one of the four quadrants in one eye and the masks were presented for 100 ...
(A) An example of a standard trial in Experiments 1, 2, 3, and 6. Participants viewed a single Gabor...
<p>Time runs from left to right in milliseconds. Note that this is not an exhaustive list of stimuli...
<p>Stimuli were presented dichoptically using prism lenses and a cardboard divider (see <a href="htt...
<p>In both experiments, participants were requested to fixate at a central cross for a randomly vari...
<p>Example stimuli and sequence timing from a single trial when peripheral (E1 and E3) and central (...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
When the left and right eyes are simultaneously presented with different images, observers typically...
<p>A white fixation cross was presented for a randomized foreperiod (1,000–2,000 ms). Following the ...
<p>Each trial began with a blink of the fixation diamond. After a jittered interval, the visual sear...
<p>A distractor appeared above or below fixation at random and was either the same as (compatible) o...
<p>Primers appeared either simultaneously or asynchronously (left-right or right-left direction). A ...
<p>(A) In experiment 1, binocular rivalry was induced with foveal presentation of red and green orth...
<p>(a) Shows an example of the sequence of rivalry and fusion periods during the attend-to-grating a...
<p>Each trial involved both eyes and two dots. The trial began with a fixation cross. After a random...
The face was presented on one of the four quadrants in one eye and the masks were presented for 100 ...