This article reports how fixation could convey visual stimuli to the invisibility region whether
the stimuli are presented centrally or peripherally regardless the textures of the background …

(in English) Filling-in (FI) is one of the most mysterious and profound visual functions. We
investigated the FI utilizing yet another curious discovery generally referred to Motion …

Visual disappearance illusions, such as motion-induced blindness, are commonly used to
study the neural correlates of visual perception. In such illusions a salient visual target …

Purpose: The targets of Motion-Induced Blindness (MIB) are generally small in size. We
investigate the disappearance of the large target figure whose diameter subtends 14 degree …

Three experiments were conducted to explore how translational and radial background
motion affected visual localisation. In experiment 1, subjects were asked to indicate the …

Conscious perception of a visual stimulus can be impaired both by decreasing the signal
strength in the stimulus as well as by distracting attention from the stimulus. In the present …

This article provides evidence that motion has the ability to stably fuse two different colored
'spatially separated'stimuli without impairments against the shape of those separated stimuli …

Introduction: The transilient inducer changes lead to the transient disappearance of large
target figures such as a 14 degree diameter filled circle (VSS2011-26: 413). We devised the …

The observation that physically present visual stimuli can sometimes disappear from
consciousness has intrigued vision scientists for centuries. Two situations are known to …

Motion-induced blindness (MIB) is a phenomenon in which a small but salient object
surrounded by a global moving pattern disappears from visual awareness, only to reappear …