It is generally accepted that visual illusions affect line bisection in the predicted direction. However, it has been reported an illusionary bias which seems questioning such general view. In a previous study, participants bisected lines flanked at both ends by two pairs of arrows, pointing in the same direction. The medialmost vertices of one pair converged on the line (converging arrows), whereas those of the other pair did not (non-converging arrows). Participants bisected lines toward the base of the arrows, i.e., toward the wider end of the stimulus and in the direction opposite to that predicted by the Baldwin illusion. However, the bisection bias was also directed away from the location of the converging arrows. We investigated what...
Research has shown that a variety of different sensory manipulations, including visual illusions, tr...
Previous studies have shown that a flanking distractor produces a spatial bias during line bisection...
Although researchers have consistently demonstrated a leftward attentional bias in visual and repres...
In the present study we investigated whether masking/perceptual factors may influence line bisection...
There is an upward bias in bisecting radial and vertical lines under visual guidance. We investigate...
Previous studies have shown that a flanking distractor produces a spatial bias during line bisection...
The original aim was to examine the effect of perceived distance, induced by the Ponzo illusion, on ...
The original aim was to examine the effect of perceived distance, induced by the Ponzo illusion, on ...
Previous studies have shown that flanking distracters influence line bisection. In the present study, ...
In patients with right brain damage and left visual neglect, attention tends to be captured by right...
The influence of contextual stimuli on line-bisection performance was investigated. Subjects were re...
International audienceIn a sample of 60 French participants, we examined whether the variability in ...
Neurologically healthy participants systematically misbisect horizontal lines to the left of centre,...
A systematic leftward bias (pseudoneglect) is typically exhibited by healthy young adults during per...
Published online: 5 May 2016Clinical neglect patients overattend to stimuli on their right, whereas ...
Research has shown that a variety of different sensory manipulations, including visual illusions, tr...
Previous studies have shown that a flanking distractor produces a spatial bias during line bisection...
Although researchers have consistently demonstrated a leftward attentional bias in visual and repres...
In the present study we investigated whether masking/perceptual factors may influence line bisection...
There is an upward bias in bisecting radial and vertical lines under visual guidance. We investigate...
Previous studies have shown that a flanking distractor produces a spatial bias during line bisection...
The original aim was to examine the effect of perceived distance, induced by the Ponzo illusion, on ...
The original aim was to examine the effect of perceived distance, induced by the Ponzo illusion, on ...
Previous studies have shown that flanking distracters influence line bisection. In the present study, ...
In patients with right brain damage and left visual neglect, attention tends to be captured by right...
The influence of contextual stimuli on line-bisection performance was investigated. Subjects were re...
International audienceIn a sample of 60 French participants, we examined whether the variability in ...
Neurologically healthy participants systematically misbisect horizontal lines to the left of centre,...
A systematic leftward bias (pseudoneglect) is typically exhibited by healthy young adults during per...
Published online: 5 May 2016Clinical neglect patients overattend to stimuli on their right, whereas ...
Research has shown that a variety of different sensory manipulations, including visual illusions, tr...
Previous studies have shown that a flanking distractor produces a spatial bias during line bisection...
Although researchers have consistently demonstrated a leftward attentional bias in visual and repres...