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Forward optic flow is prioritised in visual awareness independently of walking direction
2021
PLoS ONE
When two different images are presented separately to each eye, one experiences smooth transitions between them-a phenomenon called binocular rivalry. Previous studies have shown that exposure to signals from other senses can enhance the access of stimulation-congruent images to conscious perception. However, despite our ability to infer perceptual consequences from bodily movements, evidence that action can have an analogous influence on visual awareness is scarce and mainly limited to hand
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0250905
pmid:33945563
pmcid:PMC8096117
fatcat:n7r3snfxmjg7hgkenmb73ymkka