Visual motion processing can be conceptually divided into two levels. In the lower level,
local motion signals are detected by spatiotemporal-frequency-selective sensors and then …

Study design Cross-sectional comparative study. Purpose To compare thoracic-lumbar
kinematic changes and coordination based on coupling angles (CAs) in two different …

The ability to process information despite the lack of perceptual awareness is one of the
most fascinating aspects of the visual system. Such unconscious processing is often …

Abstract The Motion Bridging Effect (MBE) is an illusion in which a motion that is not
consciously visible generates a visible motion aftereffect that is predominantly in the same …

After adapting to a certain motion direction, our perception of a similar direction will be
repelled away from the adapting direction, a phenomenon known as the direction aftereffect …

Sensory adaptation is a useful tool to identify the links between perceptual effects and
neural mechanisms. Even though motion adaptation is one of the earliest and most …

Abstract The Motion Bridging Effect (MBE) is a visual illusion in which a motion that is not
consciously visible creates a visible illusionary movement in a preceding or succeeding …

Ethanol is the most common human teratogen, contributing to fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)
when effects are the most severe. Key effects of fetal alcohol syndrome are observed in the …

Numerous studies have measured the extent to which motion aftereffects transfer
interocularly. However, many have done so using bias-prone methods, and studies rarely …

The motion aftereffect causes a visual stimulus to undergo apparent motion. An adapting
stimulus, which moves in a specific direction, adapts motion-responsive neurons in the …