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Cortical Origins of the Flash-Lag Effect distortions: The Influence of Retinotopic Map Architecture

2025-09-17

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The flash-lag effect (FLE) is an illusion whereby the position of a moving object is perceived as being offset in the direction of movement when compared to a flashed static stimulus. This perceptual misalignment has been posited as a key phenomenon in explaining our ability to accurately predict the future position of moving objects, despite the delays in neuronal processing. Our working hypothesis is that the FL...

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Literature Corpus work: ce1bd906-63e9-5d7f-839c-5c6a0fa59205
DOI: 10.1101/2025.09.15.676318

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