2-A-02 奥行きと遮蔽縁の知覚における観察者の頭部の動きの影響(2002年度日本基礎心理学会第21回大会優秀発表賞)

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In the present study we examined how perceptions of depth and the occluding edge in the optical tunnel were affected by head movement of an observer. The optical tunnel was displayed on a CRT and was observed under active and passive conditions. The results indicated that there were little perceptual differences between active and passive conditions. In the active condition a pattern was linked to an observer's head movement. In addition, in the passive condition an observer saw a series of transformations of the pattern similar to the perception of the pattern in the active condition. But in a second passive condition the pattern moved laterally at a uniform velocity and the perceptual outcome was different from the others. The results suggest that if the available optical information is detected then an observer's perception is the same under either active or passive conditions.
日本基礎心理学会の論文
2003-09-30