2013
DOI: 10.3758/s13414-012-0418-5
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Temporal integration in vision: Masking can aid detection

Abstract: Temporal form-part integration is the process whereby two discrete sets of stimuli, presented at different times, are perceived by the visual system as a single integrated percept. Dixon and Di Lollo (Cognitive Psychology 26(1):33-63, 1994) proposed a temporal correlation model that was able to quantitatively account for a number of findings related to both form-part integration tasks and partial report. The present study demonstrates a novel approach to form-part integrationthe addition of a whole-field mask… Show more

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