Space-time dependencies in psychophysical judgment of extent and duration¶
Jones, B., & Huang, Y. L. (1982). Space-time dependencies in psychophysical judgment of extent and duration: Algebraic models of the tau and kappa effects.
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- Kappa effect
- It has since been replicated across sensory modalities — in audition, where the distance dimension is pitch separation between tones, and in touch, where taps farther apart on the skin lengthen the perceived inter-tap interval — which is consistent with the constant-velocity prior operating on a common event-sequence representation rather than within a single sense, though a same-shaped bias in three modalities does not rule out parallel modality-specific priors
This sourceCross-modal replication of the kappa effect (visual, auditory, tactile) and its imputed-velocity interpretation only. Treats the tau and kappa effects together as paired space-time dependencies in judgments of extent and duration. The standard imputed-velocity (constant-speed) reading of the kappa effect.
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- It has since been replicated across sensory modalities — in audition, where the distance dimension is pitch separation between tones, and in touch, where taps farther apart on the skin lengthen the perceived inter-tap interval — which is consistent with the constant-velocity prior operating on a common event-sequence representation rather than within a single sense, though a same-shaped bias in three modalities does not rule out parallel modality-specific priors
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