FACTORS CONTROLLING THE COMPETING SENSATIONS PRODUCED BY A BISTABLE STROBOSCOPIC MOTION DISPLAY
FACTORS CONTROLLING THE COMPETING SENSATIONS PRODUCED BY A BISTABLE STROBOSCOPIC MOTION DISPLAY
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DOI:
10.1016/0042-6989(79)90044-0
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
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影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
PANTLE, A
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作者:
PETERSIK, JT;PANTLE, A
Two competitive sensations which are produced by bistable stroboscopic movement displays were studied [in humans] in a series of 5 experiments. In Experiment 1 each of the movement sensations was selectively adapted, a finding which supports the hypothesis that a different visual process underlies each of the 2 sensations. In Experiments 2-5 the relative dominance of the 2 sensations was controlled by the manipulation of 5 physical stimulus variables.sbd.frame duration, duration of the interval between frames, luminance of the interval between frames, contrast of stimulus frames and degree of dark adaptation. Limiting conditions for the processes mediating the 2 competitive sensations were elaborated, and the implications of the findings for other studies of stroboscopic movement were discussed.