… stages of visual object recognition and to see whether any effects of category could … objects),
and two object decision tasks (subjects decided whether pictures represented real objects …

… (i) to investigate the neural correlates of object recognition, ie the matching of visual forms
to … difficult for natural objects than for artefacts. This was done by using object decision tasks …

… a sufficient account of normal object recognition” (p. 147). … normal object recognition, it
is described how a variable—in this case structural similarity—might give rise to category-effects…

… Group by Level interactions for sensitivity and/or RTs in several of the experiments revealed
the significance of this effect in our subjects’ object recognition deficit. Third, differences in …

… whether costs to recognition would be predicted by changes in the outline shape of an object.
Rather … that must be placed on any account of object recognition across viewpoint change. …

… When the results of the two main experiments showed that color does speed up object
recognition, we conducted two additional experiments to examine the origins of this effect. A …

… In this study, we systematically review the scientific literature on the effect of color on object
recognition. … We found a moderate effect of color on object recognition (d = 0.28). Specific …

… Category-effects have also been demonstrated in neurologically intact … -effects arise. This
article presents a pre-semantic account of category-effects (PACE) in visual object recognition. …

… systems share some operational principles in common; for example, all visual recognition
systems show frequency effects in which reaction times are faster and functional magnetic …

… , but hemifield effects on priming … effects may be balancing and cancelling each other out,
we conclude that there are no differential hemifield effects in either object recognition or object …