1960
DOI: 10.4992/psycholres1954.1960.38
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Experiments on the Propagation of the Induction Across the Blind Spot (3)

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“…Should it pass through the region pre-illuminated by M* and * To the authors' knowledge , Motokawa has so far published the results of the experiments concerning absorption of induction only in Japanese (Motokawa, 1951 b, c). The phenomenon was confirmed by the authors (Indow et al, 1960). From the second determination on the order was completely randomized with respect to the luminance and the thickness of M as well as to the conditions Mo and Bi.…”
Section: Experiments IV Binocular Summation Inmentioning
confidence: 57%
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“…Should it pass through the region pre-illuminated by M* and * To the authors' knowledge , Motokawa has so far published the results of the experiments concerning absorption of induction only in Japanese (Motokawa, 1951 b, c). The phenomenon was confirmed by the authors (Indow et al, 1960). From the second determination on the order was completely randomized with respect to the luminance and the thickness of M as well as to the conditions Mo and Bi.…”
Section: Experiments IV Binocular Summation Inmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…The yellow bar Y is presented first in order to induce its induction on the white point (W) which is presented with the interval of 6 sec. It has been repeatedly ascertained that the magnitude of induction does not show any appreciable change within this interval of time (Indow et al, 1960). Beside Y, the white contour figure (Sc), the absorbing medium (M), and the white line (Bb) constitute the group of figures first presented.…”
Section: Experiments IV Binocular Summation Inmentioning
confidence: 97%