Ambiguous Figures—What Happens in the Brain When Perception Changes But Not the Stimulus¶
Kornmeier, J., & Bach, M. (2012). Ambiguous Figures—What Happens in the Brain When Perception Changes But Not the Stimulus. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
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Mechanisms¶
- Double-Image Composition
- Bistable images are a known feature of perception — the mind can hold two organizations of one stimulus but only one at a time
This sourceShows that ambiguous figures produce bistable perception in which an unchanged stimulus alternates between distinct perceptual organizations.
- Bistable images are a known feature of perception — the mind can hold two organizations of one stimulus but only one at a time
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