Note. SA = Straight Ahead responses; L = Left responses; R = Right responses. * Substantial effect in the expected direction, and the 95% CIs do not include zero Response Change Post Adaptation Compar
Recent studies claim that visual perception of stimulus features, such as orientation, numerosity, and faces, is systematically biased toward visual input from the immediate past [1–3]. However, the e
Visual perception is strongly influenced by contextual information. A good example is reference repulsion, where subjective reports about the direction of motion of a stimulus are significantly biased
