论文信息 - Perceived movement of the afterimage during eye movements

Perceived movement of the afterimage during eye movements

The question of whether an afterimage viewed in a dark field appears to move during eye movement was studied by comparing recordings of eye movements with recordings of reports of perceived movement. The correlation was found to be quite good even under conditions where the eye movements were spontaneous rather than specifically directed. The results were taken to support the hypothesis that the behavior of the retinal image is “interpreted” by taking into account information concerning what the eyes are doing.

Arien Mack | A. Mack | Janet Bachant | J. Bachant

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