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Individual differences in the effects of priors on perception: a multi-paradigm approach

2019-01-18

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The present study investigated individual differences in how much subjects rely on prior information, such as expectations or knowledge, when faced with perceptual ambiguity. The behavioural performance of forty-four participants was measured on four different visual paradigms (Mooney face recognition, illusory contours, blur detection and representational momentum) in which priors have been shown to affect percep...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d2be592-c3c6-5bac-a1bb-7ca6b38fb7b4
DOI: 10.1101/523324

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