Visual perception of objects depends on segmentation and grouping processes that act on
fragmentary input. This paper gives a brief overview of these processes. A simple geometry …

Although Attneave (1954 Psychological Review 61 183–193) and Biederman (1987
Psychological Review 94 115–147) have argued that curved contour segments are most …

Long ago, in my first year of graduate school at Pennsylvania, I heard rumors about a
mythical gathering of zealous researchers, whose weekly deliberations extended far into the …

Using event-related potentials (ERPs) we investigated the influence of object knowledge on
perceiving partly occluded shapes. We created stimuli based on well-known objects of …

Amodal completion refers to the perceptual “filling-in” of partly occluded object fragments.
Previous work has shown that object completion occurs efficiently, at early perceptual stages …

In his monograph Modularity of Mind (1983), philosopher Jerry Fodor argued that mental
architecture can be partly decomposed into computational organs termed modules, which …

Abstract PJ Kellman, P. Garrigan, & TF Shipley (see record 2005-08166-003) presented a
theory of 3-D interpolation in object perception. Along with results from many researchers …

Past research has demonstrated that convex regions are increasingly likely to be perceived
as figures as the number of alternating convex and concave regions in test displays …

Overview+ Detail [25] and Wedge [16] have been proposed in the literature as effective
approaches to resolve the off-screen objects problem on mobile devices. However, they …

This study provides evidence that pure alexia, or letter-by-letter reading, may be attributed to
a general perceptual de® cit that extends beyond an orthographic disorder. The perceptual …