The Effects of View in Depth on the Identification of Line Drawings and Silhouettes of Familiar Objects: Normality and Pathology
The Effects of View in Depth on the Identification of Line Drawings and Silhouettes of Familiar Objects: Normality and Pathology
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深度视图对熟悉物体的线条图和轮廓识别的影响:正常性和病理学
DOI:
10.1080/713756808
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发表时间:
1999
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影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
G. Humphreys
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作者:
R. Lawson;G. Humphreys
Three experiments are reported into the effects of viewpoint in depth, and of stimulus type (line drawings vs silhouettes) on picture identification. Clear effects of both factors were observed. Strongly foreshortened views were harder to identify than more canonical views, and silhouettes were harder to identify than line drawings. Furthermore, there was a strong interaction. The foreshortening disadvantag e was greatly increased if silhouettes rather than line drawings were presented. Our results suggest that the internal information available in line drawings (but not silhouettes) is critical for identifying foreshortened views of objects. Additional results from an agnosic patient, HJA, suggest that certain forms of brain damage can disrupt the use of internal information for identification, reducing differences between performance with line drawings and silhouettes.