Object correspondence: Using perceived causality to infer how the visual system knows what went where.
Object correspondence: Using perceived causality to infer how the visual system knows what went where.
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DOI:
10.3758/s13414-019-01763-y
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发表时间:
2020-01
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通讯作者:
Hein E
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作者:
Moore CM;Stephens T;Hein E
Anne Treisman and colleagues developed an influential theoretical framework surrounding the construct of “object files” as a means of understanding the functional need for an episodic representation of objects as they move, change, disappear, and reappear from view. Within that framework, object files are defined through the process of object correspondence, whereby stimuli are associated with and represented as later instantiations of existing object representations and are used to selectively update those representations. A central assertion of the object file framework is that object correspondence is established on the basis of spatiotemporal continuity, without regard to feature information. We tested this assertion by investigating whether feature information, separate from spatiotemporal information, can determine how object correspondence is resolved. We used the perception of causality in simple dynamic displays, which provides a means of inferring how object correspondence is resolved. We found that, contrary to the spatiotemporal dominance assertion, feature information is used to resolve object correspondence. We suggest that the object-file framework be extended to reflect the importance of both feature and spatiotemporal information in establishing and maintaining episodic object representations.
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2.9
作者:
Shapiro AG;Caplovitz GP;Dixon EL
通讯作者:
Dixon EL