PSYC 2220 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Principles Of Grouping, Peripheral Vision, Georg Simmel

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Correlation coherence is 0% when dots all move in random directions. 50% coherence: half of dots move in one common direction. Mt neurons that respond to a speci c direction were activated by microsimulation procedure original judgement direction made by monkey shifted to arti cially stimulated judgement direction results. However they can"t be solely responsible for perception of motion motion from a single neuron"s. Eld is applied to an area for a few seconds, and interfere with brain"s ability to send signals. Effects are short term, used to see behavioural effects. Eba (body area) did not distinguish between biological and scrambled motion when control simulations were ran: transcranial magnetic stimulation added to other motion-sensitive areas like area. This had no effect on the percept of biological motion. transcranial magnetic stimulation applied to sts caused decrease in ability to detect biological motion biological motion is processed by superior temporal sulcus.

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