A central task for vision is to identify objects as the same persisting individuals over time and
motion. The need for such processing is made especially clear in ambiguous situations such …

Establishing object correspondence over time (“Which object went where?”) is important for
productively interacting with the surrounding environment. Here, we study auditory …

We examine perceptual disambiguation and crossmodal interactions by considering the
effect of recent perceptual history on stream-bounce perception. First, we tested the …

Motion perception in real situations is often stimulated by multisensory information. Speed is
an essential characteristic of moving objects; however, at present, it is not clear whether …

When two identical objects move toward each other, overlap completely, and continue
toward opposite ends of a space, observers might perceive them as streaming through or …

Previous research suggests that cognitive factors acting in a top-down manner influence the
perceptual interpretation of ambiguous stimuli. To examine the temporal unfolding of these …

We examined the attention and inference accounts of audiovisual perception using the
stream/bounce display, a visual stimulus wherein two identical objects move toward each …

Stimulus statistics can induce expectations that in turn can influence multisensory
perception. In three experiments, we manipulate perceptual history by biasing stimulus …

When the objects in a typical stream-bounce stimulus are made to rotate on a circular
trajectory, not two but four percepts can be observed: streaming, bouncing, clockwise …

Although the light that enters our eyes is continuous, the world that we consciously perceive
is often discrete, consisting of arrangements of individual objects. Object individuation does …