… motion. When these regions are replaced by apparent brightening or dimming produced by
ramp aftereffects, a directional motion aftereffect is … deg lower on the retina than the adapting …

… If the results of experiment 1 can be attributed to retinal adaptation of two-dimensional motion
detectors, then we ought to be able to eliminate the horizontal sinusoidal component of the …

… motion (of the eyes) with a subjective experience of motion. This approach is examined
historically with respect to induced motion, motion aftereffects, … retina; and if the eye be in motion, …

… The low-level mechanism responds to moving stimuli regardless of the retinal eccentricity
and the state of attention, while the high-level mechanism primarily responds to stimuli in the …

… of object motion: since image movement and eye movement do not … movement, in conjunction
with the configuration of the retinal image, is important. The aftereffect of visual movement (…

… the moving display during motion adaptation. The top panel indicates the tracking motion
and retinal surround motion during adaptation . The bottom panel shows the surround contour …

… Inter- and intrasubject variability in motion aftereffect makes it necessary to view this last
conclusion with caution. Our results definitely support an explanation of motion aftereffect on the …

… area of the retina not previously exposed to motion. Moreover, … direction to the adapting
retinal motion and was apparently … over the retina by virtue of the pursuit eye movements. (A …

… the observation that a motion after-effect can still be seen in the nonadapted eye even while
the adapted eye is pressure blinded, during which time any signals from the retina would be …

… of multiple temporally tuned mechanisms controlling motion and face adaptation. In the first
… motion, a motion aftereffect (MAE), which was eliminated by the period of reversed motion. In …