Is the anisotropy of perceived 3-D shape invariant across scale?

JM Loomis, JW Philbeck - Perception & psychophysics, 1999 - Springer
A number of studies have resulted in the finding of a 3-D perceptual anisotropy, whereby
spatial intervals oriented in depth are perceived to be smaller than physically equal intervals …

Effect of lateral body tilts and visual frames on perception of the apparent vertical.

GC Gupta - Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1973 - psycnet.apa.org
Investigated (a) the relative contribution of visual and postural factors in determining the
apparent vertical and (b) the scope of differentiation of 2 spatial reference systems. 90 …

Retinal Vs. Phenomenal Determinants of the Horizontal-Vertical Illusion

DA Begelman, GJ Steinfeld - The Journal of General Psychology, 1971 - Taylor & Francis
The horizontal-vertical illusion is the illusion that vertical lines appear longer than horizontal
lines of identical physical length. Several experiments have shown that the HV illusion is …

[PDF][PDF] The visual horizon and eye-level judgements: a psychophysical approach to spatial orientation perception

JA Perrone - 1977 - ir.canterbury.ac.nz
The effect of systematic changes to the visual field, upon judgements of eye-level, was
investigated. The psychophysical concepts of gradients of texture density and perspective …

[HTML][HTML] Visually perceived vertical (VPV): induced changes in orientation by 1-line and 2-line roll-tilted and pitched visual fields

W Li, L Matin - Vision Research, 2005 - Elsevier
We report a series of nine experiments which show that a single roll-tilted line in darkness
induces changes of the orientation perceived as vertical (VPV) that are similar in magnitude …

The vertical-horizontal illusion in artificial visual fields

TM Künnapas - The Journal of Psychology, 1959 - Taylor & Francis
The overestimation of the vertical direction was studied in a series of investigations (2, 4, 5,
6, 7). We found that this overestimation is due to the oval shape of the visual field which is …

Coordinate frame for symmetry detection and object recognition.

H Pashler - … of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and …, 1990 - psycnet.apa.org
Can subjects voluntarily set an internal coordinate frame in such a way as to facilitate the
detection of symmetry about an arbitrary axis? If so, is this internal coordinate frame the …

Psychological theories of the horizontal-vertical illusion

CW Valentine - British Journal of Psychology, 1912 - search.proquest.com
for the Training of Z'eachers. Page 1 PSYCH() I. ()(I("AI, THEO) RIES () F THE H() RIZ()NTAL.
VERTICAL, ILLUSI () N. By CW VALENTINE, /ecturer in Psychology, etc., to the St Andrews …

Influence of a stereo surface on the perceived tilt of a monocular line

F Domini, ML Braunstein - Perception & psychophysics, 2001 - Springer
This study addressed the issue of how a stereo-specified surface influences the perceived
twodimensional orientation of a monocularly viewed line. In a series of three experiments, it …

[PDF][PDF] Major axes of stimulus figures do not account for dot displacements

AA Hartley - Perception & Psychophysics, 1979 - researchgate.net
Wenderoth's (1978) comments on my paper (Hartley, 1978) contain a serious oversight that
taints the interpretation offered. Briefly, I showed observers dots placed within a square or an …