<p>Top: opponent motion stimulus, middle: face/house stimulus, bottom: oblique grating stimulus. The arrows indicating movement direction in the motion stimulus were not present in the real stimulus. Each panel shows the stimulus as it was presented to one eye. The stimulus was always positioned directly to the left (as shown for the motion and the grating stimuli) or to the right (as shown for the face/house stimulus) of the fixation point.</p
AbstractThe aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical prope...
<p>(A-C) Posture conditions. Upper vs. lower row: uncrossed vs. crossed hand conditions. Dotted line...
<p>The standard stimulus consists of a number of regularly arranged arrowheads (A), all of which poi...
<p>For the face/house stimulus, up and down were replaced by face and house respectively. For the gr...
<p>A: Example of the motion stimulus used in this study. The arrows indicating motion direction in t...
<p>(A) Example images of a face and a house are shown. The images of the faces shown here do not dep...
<p>Left and right panels, respectively, show LR and UD patterns. White dots indicate the targets. Th...
<p>The targets were inserted in the random sequence of faces and houses and persons responded differ...
<p>(A) The apparent motion (AM) stimulus was created by presenting a red/green grating on alternate ...
The aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical properties of...
<p>A) Illustration of Anstis and Cavanagh's minimum motion technique that was used to determine equi...
<p>Based on the relationship between head (and body) direction and the fixation position, three expe...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
<p>The top row depicts the stimulus used in Experiment 1 (contrast), the middle row the stimulus in ...
<p>The participants were required to judge either the letter or shape of the center bite. Left: targ...
AbstractThe aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical prope...
<p>(A-C) Posture conditions. Upper vs. lower row: uncrossed vs. crossed hand conditions. Dotted line...
<p>The standard stimulus consists of a number of regularly arranged arrowheads (A), all of which poi...
<p>For the face/house stimulus, up and down were replaced by face and house respectively. For the gr...
<p>A: Example of the motion stimulus used in this study. The arrows indicating motion direction in t...
<p>(A) Example images of a face and a house are shown. The images of the faces shown here do not dep...
<p>Left and right panels, respectively, show LR and UD patterns. White dots indicate the targets. Th...
<p>The targets were inserted in the random sequence of faces and houses and persons responded differ...
<p>(A) The apparent motion (AM) stimulus was created by presenting a red/green grating on alternate ...
The aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical properties of...
<p>A) Illustration of Anstis and Cavanagh's minimum motion technique that was used to determine equi...
<p>Based on the relationship between head (and body) direction and the fixation position, three expe...
<p>(A) Illustration of the checkerboard pattern that moved sinusoidally either in the anterior-poste...
<p>The top row depicts the stimulus used in Experiment 1 (contrast), the middle row the stimulus in ...
<p>The participants were required to judge either the letter or shape of the center bite. Left: targ...
AbstractThe aim of this study was to determine whether there is a link between the statistical prope...
<p>(A-C) Posture conditions. Upper vs. lower row: uncrossed vs. crossed hand conditions. Dotted line...
<p>The standard stimulus consists of a number of regularly arranged arrowheads (A), all of which poi...