article · 2015
Visual Motion Aftereffect
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Abstract
The effect of the motion insert direction on the perceived vMAE direction for naïve participants was not reliable because of either misunderstanding the directions or not knowing how to interpret the vMAE. The naïve subjects produced a result inverted relative to that from the Alias & Blake (1999). Further training with the vMAE may bring responses closer to that of Alias & Blake (1999).
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(2015). Visual Motion Aftereffect.
“Visual Motion Aftereffect.” 2015.
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@article{anon2015visual,
title = {{Visual Motion Aftereffect}},
year = {2015}
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