论文信息 - Backward masking: Facilitation through increased target-field luminance and duration

Backward masking: Facilitation through increased target-field luminance and duration

Studies of visual backward masking demonstrate that increases in target-field luminance or duration will decrease the target’s susceptibility to masking. A proposed theory predicts that, within certain limits, increases in target-field luminance or duration will increase the target’s susceptability to masking. Two experiments support these predictions.

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