Suggests that interocular transfer of contingent aftereffects may result in positive rather than
in negative aftereffects. In 2 experiments with 40 observers, interocular transfer of color …

Questions and reexamines OE Favreau's (see record 1979-32778-001) finding that the
movement aftereffect contingent on color transfers interocularly. 12 Ss viewed monocularly a …

The monocular spiral aftereffect can be observed in the stimulated and unstimulated eye.
When the aftereffect is made contingent upon a specific color, transfer does not occur. The …

The issue of whether McCollough effects transfer interocularly was examined in two
experiments. In Experiment 1, as in previous experiments, no interocular transfer of …

Following adaptation to a moving coloured stimulus pattern the contrast threshold for
detecting a similar moving pattern is raised. Threshold elevation is greatest when the …

A number of the well-known visual aftereffects of adaptation exhibit interocular transfer, so
that presentation of an adaptation figure to one eye produces a temporary change in the …

Some comparative experiments on the dichoptic induction of the movement aftereffect (MAE)
contingent on color and the MAE contingent on orientation are reported. Colorcontingent …

Displacement aftereffects were obtained with alternate presentations of an inducing figure
and its complement which is a finding contrary to an explanation based on retinal …

Lehmkuhle and Fox [(1976) Vision Research, 16, 428–430] reported that interocular transfer
(IOT) of a translational motion aftereffect (MAE) was greater if the non-adapting eye viewed …

Motion after-effects (MAEs) were measured intraocularly (adaptation, test stimuli to same
eye) and interocularly (adaptation, test stimuli to opposite eyes) when (a) a rival stimulus …