An observer who sees red stripes moving up and green stripes moving down in a dark room
1ater finds that his perception of moving stripes has changed in an interesting way. He …

In the motion aftereffect, stationary lines seem to be moving in the direction opposite to
previously inspected moving lines. Lovegrove, Over, and Broerse (1972) found that this …

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 …

Two movement aftereffects (MAEs) that bear closely on the issue of visual processing of
color and movement have been isolated. Following adaptation with a vertical luminance …

After human observers alternately view green stripes moving up and red stripes moving
down for periods of ½ to 4 hours, they see a pink aftereffect when white stripes move up and …

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 …

Abstract Lovegrove, Over, and Broerse (1972) reported that the magnitude of the movement
aftereffect was reduced when the colors of the inducing and test stimuli differed, relative to …

In their experiments on orientation-contingent. color aftereffects(McCollough effects, after
McCollough, 1965), Sharpe and Tees (1978) report data which they claim are inexplicable …

A novel psychophysical observation allows the determination of the relative latencies with
which long, middle, and short cone signals provide input to motion perception. It is known …

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 …