REAL AND SUBJECTIVE LINES AND EDGES IN THE BOURDON ILLUSION
REAL AND SUBJECTIVE LINES AND EDGES IN THE BOURDON ILLUSION
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DOI:
10.3758/bf03207883
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发表时间:
1988-05-01
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通讯作者:
SHANK, MD
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作者:
WALKER, JT;SHANK, MD
The Bourdon illusion consists of the apparent bending of a straight visual contour in the direction of a bent induction contour located nearby. The bent contour also appears partially straightened, or unbent, in the direction of the straight contour. These mutual attraction or assimilation effects are stronger between the edges of a solid figure than between the lines of an outline figure, whether the edges and lines consist of real or subjective contours. The present results are equally consistent with a cognitive model and a feature-detection model of these apparent displacement effects.