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Perceived depth modulates perceptual resolution

2021-03-26

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<p>Humans constantly use depth information to support perceptual decisions about object size and location in space, as well as planning and executing actions. It was recently reported that perceived depth modulates perceptual performance even when depth information is not relevant to the task, with faster shape discrimination for objects perceived as being close to the observer. However, it is yet to be determined...

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Literature Corpus work: 50383b87-2f16-54d9-a47c-8f149665ba28
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/xkqcv

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