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When do contrast sensitivity deficits (or enhancements) depend on spatial frequency? Two ways to avoid spurious interactions

2022-10-27

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Studies across a broad range of disciplines–from psychiatry to cognitive science to behavioral neuroscience–have reported on whether the magnitude of contrast sensitivity alterations in one group or condition varies with spatial frequency. Significant interactions have often gone unexplained or have been used to argue for impairments in specific processing streams. Here, we show that interactions with spatial freq...

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Literature Corpus work: 1dd24ab3-d97f-5cce-9545-11ccda464bc2
DOI: 10.22541/au.166687989.92765594/v1

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