Mental imagery research has weathered both disbelief of the phenomenon and inherent
methodological limitations. Here we review recent behavioral, brain imaging, and clinical …

Multistable perception is the spontaneous alternation between two or more perceptual states
that occurs when sensory information is ambiguous. Multistable phenomena permit …

From moment to moment, we perceive objects in the world as continuous despite
fluctuations in their image properties due to factors like occlusion, visual noise, and eye …

People's assessments of the state of the world often deviate systematically from the
information available to them [1]. Such biases can originate from people's own decisions …

Mental imagery has been proposed to contribute to a variety of high-level cognitive
functions, including memory encoding and retrieval, navigation, spatial planning, and even …

This essay reviews major developments–empirical and theoretical–in the field of binocular
vision during the last 25years. We limit our survey primarily to work on human stereopsis …

It has been fifty years since Levelt's monograph On Binocular Rivalry (1965) was published,
but its four propositions that describe the relation between stimulus strength and the …

A given pattern of optical stimulation can arise from countless possible real-world sources,
creating a dilemma for vision: What in the world actually gives rise to the current pattern …

Our choice is influenced by choices we made in the past, but the mechanism responsible for
the choice bias remains elusive. Here we show that the history-dependent choice bias can …

Delusions are unfounded yet tenacious beliefs and a symptom of psychotic disorder.
Varying degrees of delusional ideation are also found in the healthy population. Here, we …