Binocular rivalry occurs when the eyes are presented with different stimuli and subjective
perception alternates between them. Though recent years have seen a number of models of …

When an image is presented to one eye and a very different image is presented to the
corresponding location of the other eye, they compete for conscious representation, such …

Neural correlates of perceptual awareness, until very recently an elusive quarry, are now
almost commonplace findings. This article first describes a variety of neural correlates of …

When the right eye and the left eye view dissimilar scenes, the observer does not
experience a stable superimposed percept of the images presented to the two eyes, but …

In this paper, we asked to what extent the depth of interocular suppression engendered by
continuous flash suppression (CFS) varies depending on spatiotemporal properties of the …

During binocular rivalry, portions of one eye's view may be perceptually dominant while
other portions are suppressed; at any given moment, overall dominance often resembles a …

Purpose.: Although eye dominance assessment is used to assist clinical decision-making,
current understanding is limited by inconsistencies across the range of available tests. A …

Background. The rate of binocular rivalry has been reported to be slower in subjects with
bipolar disorder than in controls when tested with drifting, vertical and horizontal gratings of …

Human actions are rich in social cues and play an essential role in interacting with the social
environment. Hence, the perception of biological motion (ie, movement elicited by humans …

Ecological approaches to perception have demonstrated that information encoding by the
visual system is informed by the natural environment, both in terms of simple image …