We investigate whether a new polystable illusion, illusory apparent motion (IAM), is
susceptible to subjective perceptual control as has been shown in other polystable stimuli …

Perception of an ambiguous apparent motion is influenced by the immediately preceding
motion. In positive priming, when an observer is primed with a slow-pace (1–3 Hz) sequence …

Motion processing is thought of as a hierarchical system composed of higher and lower
order components. Past research has shown that these components can be dissociated …

We found a series of new illusions, in which actions performed near a random white-noise
display lead to the perception that the display is altered interactively with the observer's …

In visual fields composed of dots spatially randomly distributed but moving rigidly, the
percept of coherent motion is lost once D max is exceeded, resulting in an incoherent …

Although sequences of uncorrelated random dots can yield a wide range of illusorily
coherent motion percepts (including translation, rotation, contraction, expansion, shear, and …

Polystable phenomena have been extensively studied to understand the constructive nature
of perception (eg, the Necker cube, duck-rabbit, binocular rivalry). A new polystable …