In a two-dimensional display, identical visual targets moving toward and across each other
with equal, constant speed can be perceived either to reverse their motion directions at the …

When two identical targets move toward one another from opposite sides of a display and
continue past one another along collinear trajectories, they can be perceived to either …

We examined how stream/bounce event perception is affected by motion correspondence
based on the surface features of moving objects passing behind an occlusion. In the …

Two identical visual objects moving across each other in a two-dimensional display can be
perceived as either streaming through or bouncing off each other. The bouncing event …

When looking at two identical objects moving toward each other on a two-dimensional visual
display, two different events can be perceived: the objects can either be seen to bounce off …

We generalised the stream/bounce effect to dynamic random element displays containing
luminance-or disparity-defined targets. Previous studies investigating audio-visual …

In this study, we examined the contribution of the orientation of moving objects to perception
of a streaming/bouncing motion display. In three experiments, participants reported which of …

Since different senses are attuned to the different aspects of the environment, crossmodal
interactions can reduce perceptual ambiguity which may result from relying on a single …

Identical visual targets moving across each other with equal and constant speed can be
perceived either to bounce off or to stream through each other. This bistable motion …

The stream-bounce effect refers to a bistable motion stimulus that is interpreted as two
targets either “streaming” past or “bouncing” off one another, and the manipulations that bias …