The effect of object perception on event integration and segregation.

ABSTRACT: The perceptual system must integrate information from various points in time and space to interpret continuous sensory input into meaningful units, such as visual objects or events. To explore the relationship between the perception of spatial objects and temporal events, we modified the missing element task, a typical temporal integration task, by inserting a simple spatial object. The aim was to determine whether the perceptual processing of the object would have an impact on the frequency of temporal integration and segregation. Temporal integration was most successful when the missing element was located within the object, less successful when there was no object, and least successful when the missing element appeared outside the object. The advantage of the location of the missing ele

SUBMITTER: Balta G 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11480121 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature