Do depth shifts resulting from an interocular delay in stimulation result from a breakdown of binocular fusion?

Wist, Eugene R.

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“…Each point represents the mean of 140 difference scores (20 per subject x 7 subjects). All depth shifts were in the rearward direction and increased with increasing Hils, confirming earlier results (Wist, 1968 ;Wist, 1970 ;Wist & Gogel, 1966) . The dashed line represents the fixation disparity shift in sec.arc as a function of IDI.…”

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“…Previous studies (Wist , 1968 ;Wist , 1970;Wist & Gogel , 1966) have shown that a temporal disparity in stimul at ion of the two eye s has an effect on perce ived st ereoscopi c depth which is equivalent to that produced by an increase in bin ocular (spa tial) disparity . This was dem ons tr ated by pre senting a lum inous fixation stimulus which was bin ocularly viewed and con tinuously illum inat ed and a lum in ous test stim ulus whi ch was dich optically viewed and intermittently illuminated.…”

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tr eatment. If th e PRE is caused by some typ e of conditioned emotional response such as frus t ration (Amsel, 1958) , it co uld be that ECS in terferes in some way with the condition ed frustrati ve reacti on , resulting in aloss of th e PRE . This inte rfe rence, how ever , appears to differentially affect VR · and FR-trained subjec ts. Th e combine d find ings suggest that reinfor cement schedule is an imp ortant variable in determinining the effects of ECS, although it is not clear that a memory cons olidation hypothesis would suggest it. REFERENCESAmsel, A. The role of frustrative nonrew ard in noncontinuous

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