… that perceptual decisions are … representational momentum, involve different types of
processing: serial dependence occurs beyond objecthood whereas representational momentum …

… of representational momentum, hit rates and false alarm rates, and d′ and ß are reported.
Representational momentum … The data suggest representational momentum does not result …

… We call this effect representational momentum in analogy to the tendency for a physically …
motivated by the desire to avoid residual perceptual aftereffects of motion. Such aftereffects …

Representational momentum (RM) refers to the tendency of participants to “remember” the …
These studies pointed out some properties of representational momentum, and showed that …

… Moreover, one-sample t tests performed for each retention interval revealed that for perceptual
judgements, representational momentum was indistinguishable from 0 for all retention …

… utilising a representational momentum paradigm to isolate perceptual processes. Thirty-two
participants were randomised into either a left or right VF group and completed a perceptual …

… As momentum is given by the product of an object’s … representational gravity; RG). The aim
in the present research was to test that those outcomes reflect an internalization of momentum …

… Finally, the data may be seen to support the idea that the luminance shift is more likely
memorial than perceptual. If the luminance shift were the result of some perceptual confusion …

… along its path of motion (ie, “representational momentum,” RM). This cognitive extrapolation
of … processing and fill perceptual gaps in order to interact optimally with a fast-moving target. …

… A phenomenon called representational momentum (RM: a predictive displacement of the
perceived final position of a visual object along its recent regular pattern) has provided …