… Moving through the world elicits a host of sensory information. Images moving across the retina
… cathodal GVS generates a movement towards the right and an aftereffect towards the left. …

… To identify regions that show greater representation of world motion over retinal motion,
we then ran a paired sample t-test of the horizontal decoding accuracy against the vertical …

… motion signal in the case of MIPS, or a consistent but decreasing apparent speed in the case
of the motion aftereffect, leads to an increasing spatial shift over time. … () is retinal degrees in …

… To identify regions that show greater representation of 3D head-centric motion over 2D retinal
motion, we then ran a paired sample t-test of the horizontal decoding accuracy against the …

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

… information flow from the retina through the thalamus and the … stage before the contextual
tilt aftereffects. This is expected … eye movements—the large, ballistic movements that serve to …

… It causes a dramatic mismatch between retinal and perceived location, producing a perceived
motion … -induced shift in the perceived location of a grating also shifts its aftereffect. J. Vis. …

… head and moving in depth produces retinal-motion signals with … In contrast, an object moving
toward (or away) from the … channel that computes 3D object motion from 2D retinal motion. …

… world forms an image on the retina, where it is transduced … of motion in a consistent direction
(eg, the downward motion … transfer of the visual body size aftereffect to the tactile domain. If …

… the retina during a short period of time. In addition to this “retinal” motion, if we want to judge
the object’s motion … This is a similar inconsistency as we discussed for the motion aftereffect. …