<p>In the first task of Experiment 1, the two frames were filled in with a 100 ms onset asynchrony, such that the sequence was unambiguously perceived. Subjects were instructed to press the response button on the same side as the first square. In the second task of Experiment 1 only one frame was filled in, and subjects were told to press the button on the side of the filled-in square.</p
Within a 3 × 3 matrix of 90° corner junctions, detection of a Kanizsa-type square is facilitated whe...
<p>A screen presented one stimulus at a time. Participants logged their decisions on a keyboard cent...
<p>(A): Scheme of the set up used for the fixation in depth task. Eye movements were performed in da...
<p>Primers appeared either simultaneously or asynchronously (left-right or right-left direction). A ...
<p>Listeners had to detect a 100-ms target (gray line) embedded in a 100-ms multitone masker (backgr...
<p><b>(a)</b> A target letter was viewed through an aperture with varying sizes (in diameter) rangin...
<p>The fixation point appeared for 1000 ms and participants were instructed to keep their fixation o...
<p><b>A</b> One-response design. Participants indicated their decision and their confidence simultan...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
<p>Primers appeared either simultaneously or asynchronously (left-right or right-left). Targets alwa...
<p>(A) Configuration of the experimental apparatus. Participants rested their heads on the chin rest...
<p>The sequence of stimulation in the 282 ms stimulus-onset asynchrony/prime duration condition. The...
<p>After a study phase in which target squares were presented (here not illustrated), the subject wa...
<p>The attended side was initially indicated by a cue. Subjects had to fixate at the central cross a...
<p>The fixation point appeared for 1000 ms. After a 100-ms blank, the cue and target were presented....
Within a 3 × 3 matrix of 90° corner junctions, detection of a Kanizsa-type square is facilitated whe...
<p>A screen presented one stimulus at a time. Participants logged their decisions on a keyboard cent...
<p>(A): Scheme of the set up used for the fixation in depth task. Eye movements were performed in da...
<p>Primers appeared either simultaneously or asynchronously (left-right or right-left direction). A ...
<p>Listeners had to detect a 100-ms target (gray line) embedded in a 100-ms multitone masker (backgr...
<p><b>(a)</b> A target letter was viewed through an aperture with varying sizes (in diameter) rangin...
<p>The fixation point appeared for 1000 ms and participants were instructed to keep their fixation o...
<p><b>A</b> One-response design. Participants indicated their decision and their confidence simultan...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
<p>Primers appeared either simultaneously or asynchronously (left-right or right-left). Targets alwa...
<p>(A) Configuration of the experimental apparatus. Participants rested their heads on the chin rest...
<p>The sequence of stimulation in the 282 ms stimulus-onset asynchrony/prime duration condition. The...
<p>After a study phase in which target squares were presented (here not illustrated), the subject wa...
<p>The attended side was initially indicated by a cue. Subjects had to fixate at the central cross a...
<p>The fixation point appeared for 1000 ms. After a 100-ms blank, the cue and target were presented....
Within a 3 × 3 matrix of 90° corner junctions, detection of a Kanizsa-type square is facilitated whe...
<p>A screen presented one stimulus at a time. Participants logged their decisions on a keyboard cent...
<p>(A): Scheme of the set up used for the fixation in depth task. Eye movements were performed in da...