Conflicting shape percepts explained by perception cognition distinction
Conflicting shape percepts explained by perception cognition distinction
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通过知觉认知差异解释冲突的形状知觉
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.2024195118
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发表时间:
2021
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P. Linton
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P. Linton
Morales et al. (1) show that a front-facing ellipse is more quickly identified among front-facing circles than rotated circles, leading them to conclude that vision has a dual character: A rotated circle is perceived both as a perspectival two-dimensional (2D) ellipse and as a 3D circle. We have two concerns.
First, is this testing perceived shape? Morales et al. (1) equate perspective with perceived 2D shape, but another way of thinking about perspective is 3D visual direction. The edge of a rotated 3D circle and a front-facing 2D ellipse have the same 3D visual direction even if the visual system has fully recovered the circle’s 3D shape. This isn’t …
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