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Unifying multisensory signals across time and space
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Strong and potentially mechanistic links between the multiple facets of multisensory integration that contribute to the perceptual Gestalt are suggested.
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Simultaneous color constancy: paper with diverse Munsell values.
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An extension of measurements of color constancy in computer simulations of arrays of colored papers of equal Munsell value under 4000-, 6500-, and 10,000-K daylight illuminants to chromatic arrays spanning a wide range of Munsell values is reported.
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Visual Localization Ability Influences Cross-Modal Bias
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The results suggest that functional properties of the visual system play the predominant role in determining these visual-auditory interactions and that cross-modal biases can be substantially greater than previously noted.
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Brightness contrast from inhomogeneous surrounds
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The Greater Ability of Graphical Versus Numerical Displays to Increase Risk Avoidance Involves a Common Mechanism
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By displaying a risk reduction of 50% graphically rather than numerically, Stone, Yates, and Parker significantly increased professed risk-avoidant behavior and a log-linear model affords an exceptional fit to both the graphical and numerical data, suggesting that a graphical presentation elicits the same decision-making mechanism as does the numerical display.
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Perceived lightness, but not brightness, of achromatic surfaces depends on perceived depth information
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The results for lightness followed the same pattern as those of Gilchrist, but were smaller in magnitude, and agree with related studies in suggesting that lightness matches are based on relationships among coplanar surfaces.
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Lightness, equivalent backgrounds, and anchoring
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Observers compared two center/surround configurations haploscopically and found that for most displays, the luminance needed to obtain an equivalent background was close to the highest luminance in the standard surround configuration.
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Color Constancy, Lightness Constancy, and the Articulation Hypothesis
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For this special issue, researchers were invited to explore candidate factors and to discuss their results in the context of the term `articulation', and the papers accepted were divided neatly into four groups, each emphasizing a different factor.
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Timing: A missing key ingredient in typical fMRI studies of emotion
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The importance of timing in theories of emotion as well as the implications of neural temporal dynamics for psychological constructionism are discussed.
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Lightness and brightness judgments of coplanar retinally noncontiguous surfaces.
Several experiments reveal that judgments of lightness and brightness of an achromatic surface depend, in part, on the luminances of other surfaces perceived to share the same depth plane, even if…
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