Brain activity evoked by inverted and imagined biological motion
@article{Grossman2001BrainAE, title={Brain activity evoked by inverted and imagined biological motion}, author={E. Grossman and R. Blake}, journal={Vision Research}, year={2001}, volume={41}, pages={1475-1482} }
Previous imaging research has identified an area on the human posterior superior temporal sulcus (STS) activated upon viewing biological motion. The current experiments explore the relationship between neural activity within this region and perceptual experience. Biological motion perception is orientation dependent: inverting point-light animations make them more difficult to see. We measured activity levels within this region as observers viewed inverted point-light animations. We also… CONTINUE READING
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