Dark adaptation and the Pulfrich effect
Dark adaptation and the Pulfrich effect
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暗适应和普尔弗里希效应
DOI:
10.3758/bf03209521
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发表时间:
1968
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通讯作者:
D. Lang
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作者:
L. Standing;P. Dodwell;D. Lang
The Pulfrich effect (the illusory displacement of a moving stimulus when it is viewed with an optical filter over one eye) was measured repeatedly during a 20 min period following the initial filtering of the eye. For each of 10 filter densities, the Pulfrich effect always occurred immediately upon filtering the eye, but subsequently increased greatly during the adaptation period. The results indicate that the perceptual latency of the filtered eye is increased by two factors: the reduction in stimulus luminance due to the filter and progressive dark adaptation. Dark adaptation is apparently the more important of these two factors.