A large body of research reports individual differences in local and global visual processing
in relation to expertise, culture and psychopathology. However, recent research has …

Numerous studies have demonstrated that the well-known global precedence effect,
characterized by a visual bias toward global information, is highly dependent on stimulus …

Global/local stimuli have been used to estimate global processing biases in individuals and
groups, as well as in response to various manipulations. Throughout the literature, multiple …

Neuropsychological diagnostic tests of visual perception mostly assess high-level processes
like object recognition. Object recognition, however, relies on distinct mid-level processes of …

What does an individual with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) perceive first: the forest or the
trees? In spite of 30 years of research and influential theories like the weak central …

Although at first glance the way we perceive the world is similar for most individuals and
resembles a veridical interpretation of the environment, the persistent individual differences …

Within the past decade, numerous investigations have demonstrated reliable associations of
global-local visual processing biases with right and left hemisphere function, respectively (cf …

Previous research has suggested a relationship between processing lower versus higher
spatial frequencies (SFs) and global/local perception, respectively. Here we honor Shlomo …

Perceptual biases for various visual features, such as size, luminance and numerosity, have
been implicated with a right-hemisphere dominance in spatial and attentional functions …

Perceptual organization and, in particular, visual processing have been debated for many
years. The global precedence effect in local–global visual processing, as introduced by …