During binocular rivalry, conflicting monocular images compete for access to consciousness
in a stochastic, dynamical fashion. Recent human neuroimaging and psychophysical studies …

Variations in the predominance of an object engaged in binocular rivalry may arise from
variations in the durations of dominance phases, suppression phases, or both. Earlier work …

The inability of the human visual system to fuse dissimilar patterns in corresponding regions
of the two eyes results in stochastic alternation of perceptual dominance between the two …

Research suggests that the neural concomitants of visual rivalry are contingent on the
stimulus parameters, implying the existence of three different types of rivalry. Binocular …

The binocular rivalry produced by a pair of incompatible stimuli results in alternating
dominance between the two members of the pair. When one stimulus is dominant, the other …

Человек видит окружающий его мир с помощью двух глаз, в результате чего возможно
объемное, стереоскопическое восприятие внешней среды. Это дает ему …

How do selective and constructive visual mechanisms interact to determine the outcome of
conscious perception? Binocular rivalry involves selective perception of one of two …

Consciousness is selective in nature. At any moment, we are aware of only a fraction of the
information that saturates our senses. Attentional capacity is one major determinant of …

Visual abnormalities, both at the sensory input and the higher interpretive levels, have been
associated with many of the symptoms of schizophrenia. Individuals with schizophrenia …

CaeRDY|§> Page 1 CA RD IFF UN I VE RS ITY PRIFYSGOL CaeRDY|§> Studies of Visual
Functions and the Effect of Visual Fatigue in Adults with Dyslexia A thesis submitted to Cardiff …