Representational momentum (RM) refers to the tendency of participants to “remember” the
stopping point of an event as being farther along in the direction of movement than it was in …

Four experiments addressed the question of whether prior knowledge of an object's typical
movement in the real world affects the representation of motion. Representational …

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of expertise on motion anticipation. We
conducted 2 experiments in which novices and expert pilots viewed simulated aircraft …

Abstract Effects of background context on representational momentum-were examined in six
experiments. In each experiment, three orientations of a target rectangle undergoing implied …

Boundary extension (BE) is misremembering more of a particular scene than actually
presented. Representational momentum (RM) is misremembering the final position of a …

Our visual experience of the world often takes the form of events in which objects and/or
other aspects of a scene (eg, the layout) move or change over time. Understanding how the …

An observer's memory for the final position of a moving object is shifted forward in the
direction of that object's motion. It is called representational momentum (RM). This study …

Does mental representation of the immediate past contain anticipatory projections of the
future? In cases of representational momentum (RM), the last remembered location of a …

Representational momentum (RM) is a distortion where the final orientation of a moving
object is misremembered as further along its trajectory. Experiments reported here examine …

An observer's memory for the final position of a previously viewed moving target is often
displaced slightly forward in the direction of the target motion. This forward displacement …