The perceptual and mnemonic effects of ensemble representation on individual size representation.

ABSTRACT: Our visual world consists of multiple objects, necessitating the identification of individual objects. Nevertheless, the representation of visual objects often exerts influence on each other. Even when we selectively attend to a subset of visual objects, the representations of surrounding items are encoded and influence the processing of the attended item(s). However, it remains unclear whether the effect of group ensemble representation on individual item representation occurs at the perceptual encoding phase, during the memory maintenance period, or both. Therefore, the current study conducted visual psychophysics experiments to investigate the contributions of perceptual and mnemonic bias on the observed effect of ensemble representation on individual size representation. Across five ex

SUBMITTER: Choi YM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11652647 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature