Visual grouping by motion precedes the relative localization between moving and flashed stimuli.
Visual grouping by motion precedes the relative localization between moving and flashed stimuli.
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按运动进行视觉分组先于移动刺激和闪烁刺激之间的相对定位。
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2004
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Katsumi Watanabe
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Katsumi Watanabe;Katsumi Watanabe
A flashed stimulus is perceived as spatially lagging behind a moving stimulus when they are spatially aligned. When several elements are perceptually grouped into a unitary moving object, a flash presented at the leading edge of the moving stimulus suffers a larger spatial lag than a flash presented at the trailing edge (K. Watanabe. R. Nijhawan. B. Khurana, & S. Shimojo. 2001). By manipulation of the flash onset relative to the motion onset, the present study investigated the order of perceptual operations of visual motion grouping and relative visual localization. It was found that the asymmetric mislocalization was observed irrespective of physical and/or perceptual temporal order between the motion and flash onsets. Thus, grouping by motion must be completed to define the leading-trailing relation in a moving object before the visual system explicitly represents the relative positions of moving and flashed stimuli.