Условия и механизмы иллюзий «зрительного исчезновения»
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Сохраняется в присутствии других группирующих принципов. Общая область также влияет на общее количество исчезновений, но этот эффект пропадает в случае объединения стимулов иллюзорными контурами Каниссы или соединения линией. b) Формирование фигуры с помощью иллюзорных контуров Каниссы оказывает влияние на одновременные исчезновения СВД, но главным образом — на исчезновения двух из трех целевых… Читать ещё >
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