The relationship between consciousness and other perceptual and cognitive processes can be studied using psychophysical methods to present visual stimuli in the absence of conscious perception. Here we investigate several properties of continuous flash suppression and motion-induced interocular suppression, two versions of interocular suppression that allow the presentation of visual stimuli without reaching awareness for long periods of time. Taking advantage of prolonged interocular suppression, we explored whether suppression of a visual stimulus from awareness affects the generation of a negative afterimage or the formation of an explicit memory trace. Our results suggest that interocular suppression does not reduce afterimage formation...
Disturbances in the conscious access to visual information are a common consequence of brain damage ...
The scope of unconscious processing is highly debated, with recent studies showing that even high-le...
Research on the scope and limits of non-conscious vision can advance our understanding of the functi...
When dissimilar stimuli are presented to the two eyes, only one stimulus dominates at a time while t...
When dissimilar stimuli are presented to the two eyes, only one stimulus dominates at a time while t...
Traditionally, interocular suppression is believed to disrupt high-level (i.e., semantic or conceptu...
Traditionally, interocular suppression is believed to disrupt high-level (i.e., semantic or conceptu...
Until recently, it has been thought that under interocular suppression high-level visual processing ...
We studied the neuronal correlates of consciousness by characterizing the role of attention and awar...
Illusions that produce perceptual suppression despite constant retinal input are used to manipulate ...
Until recently, it has been thought that under interocular suppression high-level visual processing ...
Traditionally, interocular suppression is believed to disrupt high-level (i.e., semantic or conceptu...
The interocular suppression technique termed continuous flash suppression (CFS) has become an immens...
Can human observers distinguish physical removal of a visible stimulus from phenomenal suppression o...
When the two eyes are presented with dissimilar images, the brain has to select one percept for awa...
Disturbances in the conscious access to visual information are a common consequence of brain damage ...
The scope of unconscious processing is highly debated, with recent studies showing that even high-le...
Research on the scope and limits of non-conscious vision can advance our understanding of the functi...
When dissimilar stimuli are presented to the two eyes, only one stimulus dominates at a time while t...
When dissimilar stimuli are presented to the two eyes, only one stimulus dominates at a time while t...
Traditionally, interocular suppression is believed to disrupt high-level (i.e., semantic or conceptu...
Traditionally, interocular suppression is believed to disrupt high-level (i.e., semantic or conceptu...
Until recently, it has been thought that under interocular suppression high-level visual processing ...
We studied the neuronal correlates of consciousness by characterizing the role of attention and awar...
Illusions that produce perceptual suppression despite constant retinal input are used to manipulate ...
Until recently, it has been thought that under interocular suppression high-level visual processing ...
Traditionally, interocular suppression is believed to disrupt high-level (i.e., semantic or conceptu...
The interocular suppression technique termed continuous flash suppression (CFS) has become an immens...
Can human observers distinguish physical removal of a visible stimulus from phenomenal suppression o...
When the two eyes are presented with dissimilar images, the brain has to select one percept for awa...
Disturbances in the conscious access to visual information are a common consequence of brain damage ...
The scope of unconscious processing is highly debated, with recent studies showing that even high-le...
Research on the scope and limits of non-conscious vision can advance our understanding of the functi...