Stream/bounce event perception reveals a temporal limit of motion correspondence based on surface feature over space and time

@article{Kawachi2011StreambounceEP,
  title={Stream/bounce event perception reveals a temporal limit of motion correspondence based on surface feature over space and time},
  author={Yousuke Kawachi and Takahiro Kawabe and Jiro Gyoba},
  journal={i-Perception},
  year={2011},
  volume={2},
  pages={428 - 439}
}
We examined how stream/bounce event perception is affected by motion correspondence based on the surface features of moving objects passing behind an occlusion. In the stream/bounce display two identical objects moving across each other in a two-dimensional display can be perceived as either streaming through or bouncing off each other at coincidence. Here, surface features such as colour (Experiments 1 and 2) or luminance (Experiment 3) were switched between the two objects at coincidence. The… 
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