2013
DOI: 10.15388/psichol.2013.47.1403
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Effect of bias on the perception of two simultaneously presented ambiguous figures

Abstract: Ambiguous figures are pictures which reverse their appearance during prolonged viewing and can be perceived in two (or more) available interpretations. Explanations for this phenomenon favour either early bottom-up processes or higher-level top-down processes. This study aimed to investigate the perception of simultaneously presented neutral and biased (i.e. with a slight modification towards one or another of the available interpretations) ambiguous figures. Our results have indicated that observers tend to p… Show more

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“…Although the literature shows that the context can influence the number of reversals (Intaitė et al, 2013;Ouhnana & Kingdom, 2016), based on the above results (Brancucci et al, 2020) the main hypothesis of the present piece of work is that, despite the different number of ambiguous figures presented in the 4 experimental conditions, the number of perceptual reversals and the estimation of time tends to remain constant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…Although the literature shows that the context can influence the number of reversals (Intaitė et al, 2013;Ouhnana & Kingdom, 2016), based on the above results (Brancucci et al, 2020) the main hypothesis of the present piece of work is that, despite the different number of ambiguous figures presented in the 4 experimental conditions, the number of perceptual reversals and the estimation of time tends to remain constant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 62%