… underlying motion opponency. We asked whether opposing motion signals could arrive
from different eyes into the receptive field of a binocular neuron while still maintaining motion …

… evidence of consistent reverse motion perception in a minority of … this reverse motion illusion,
including motion induction, motion … We suggest that errors in perceived motion direction are …

… The motion aftereffect is therefore comparable to the after-images of color vision we saw earlier:
… In the same way, directional motion detectors on our retina seem to saturate if the motion …

… is extracted from translational GPs using the tilt after-effect (TAE) and manipulating the …
These effects are consistent with form-motion integration at low and intermediate levels of …

… of repulsive adaptation aftereffects made by predictive coding … via actions that change the
retinal input we receive. Despite … as line orientation in V1 or motion direction in MT). Neural …

… not thought to signal motion in depth when changed over time. However, research by Engel,
Remus, & Sainath (2006) suggests that occlusions induce a motion in depth illusion when …

… moving within the orbit and so is the body. When we pursue a moving object, its motion on
the retina is … At least the motion aftereffect with a stationary test appears to confirm a similar …

… movements in the surrounding environment. Beyond its relevance for self-motion perception,
perception of egocentric flow motion … scene views change dynamically due to self-motion. …

… motion over the skin of the fingertip. We showed that smooth pursuit eye movements can bias
the perceived direction of motion in … retinal slip than when we pursue the object with an eye …

… sensitivity (gain) of reflexive eye movements (vestibuloocular reflex, VOR) responsible for
stabilizing images on the retina during head movements. Vestibular compensation, however, …