Perception of partly occluded objects in infancy¶
Kellman, P. J., & Spelke, E. S. (1983). Perception of partly occluded objects in infancy. Cognitive Psychology.
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- . Visual design and information visualization — animated UI transitions cue that items moving together belong to one logical group, and cohort animation in dashboards binds related data by synchronized motion. Film and animation theory — synchronizing motion across screen elements binds them into perceptual groups; chase sequences exploit common-fate grouping of pursuer–pursued pairs against a differentiated background. Scientific visualization — synchronized animation of related data series leverages common fate to communicate co-variation. Developmental psychology — infants months old already show common-fate grouping in habituation paradigms
This sourceFour-month-olds habituated to a partly occluded rod perceive it as one object when its visible ends move in common translation, and not when it is stationary despite alignment and colour match — common motion is doing the grouping.
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- . Visual design and information visualization — animated UI transitions cue that items moving together belong to one logical group, and cohort animation in dashboards binds related data by synchronized motion. Film and animation theory — synchronizing motion across screen elements binds them into perceptual groups; chase sequences exploit common-fate grouping of pursuer–pursued pairs against a differentiated background. Scientific visualization — synchronized animation of related data series leverages common fate to communicate co-variation. Developmental psychology — infants months old already show common-fate grouping in habituation paradigms
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