Abstract Effects of target size on displacements between the actual and remembered
vanishing points of moving and stationary targets were examined. For horizontally or …

In two experiments, perceptual anticipation—that is, the observer's ability to predict the
course of dynamic visual events—in the case of handwriting traces was investigated …

Cognition can exhibit biases consistent with future expectations, and some of these biases
result in momentum-like effects and have been linked with the idea of an internalization of …

When subjects are asked to determine where a fast-moving stimulus enters a window, they
typically do not localize the stimulus at the edge, but at some later position within that …

Observers tend to misremember a transforming object's final appearance as further along in
the direction of continued transformation. This forward bias, termed representational …

When a log burns, it transforms from a block of wood into a pile of ash. Such state changes
are among the most dramatic ways objects change, going beyond mere changes of position …

Forces are experienced in actions on objects. The mechanoreceptor system is stimulated by
proximal forces in interactions with objects, and experiences of force occur in a context of …

Observers in a multiple object tracking task can track about four to five independently
moving targets among several moving distractors, even if all of the stimuli disappear for a …

People remember moving objects as having moved farther along in their path of motion than
is actually the case; this is known as representational momentum (RM). Some authors have …

Baldo et al. and Helsen et al. considered the flash-lag effect to explain errors made by
assistant referees when judging offside in association football. The main aims of the present …