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Scene context impairs perception of semantically congruent objects

2020-10-02

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Visual scene context is well-known to facilitate the recognition of scene-congruent objects. Interestingly, however, according to the influential theory of predictive coding, scene congruency should lead to reduced (rather than enhanced) processing of congruent objects, compared to incongruent ones, since congruent objects elicit reduced prediction error responses. We tested this counterintuitive hypothesis in two...

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340299c7-0936-5b19-8b03-287aadc5e601
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10.1101/2020.09.30.320168
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