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Stereokinetic effect and its relation to the kinetic depth effect
1992
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
The Stereokinetic effect (SKE) has been defined and studied by nested circular patterns rotating on a turntable. Circles must appear not to rotate as they revolve, which in turn results in their appearing to translate relative to one another. A powerful illusion of object depth results even though the individual circles do not undergo an appropriate foreshortening consistent with their apparent changes in slant. It is suggested and tested that the SKE is based on the changing positions between
doi:10.1037/0096-1523.18.1.3
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