Infants' perception of transparency(Summary of Awarded Presentation at the 26th Annual Meeting)

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• We used the preferential looking technique to examine whether 3-4-month-old and 5-6-month-old infants perceive the illusory transparent surface induced by a newly developed mixed polarity Kanizsa configuration. Our results suggest that 3-4-month-old and 5-6-month-old infants discriminate the transparent Kanizsa configuration both from its rotated counterpart and from the non-transparent Kanizsa configuration, and they also prefer the former over the latter 2 configur-ations. Our stimuli and experimental manipulation exclude the possibility that these responses could be based on the geometrical properties of the figure or the local contrast difference between the figures. The present finding suggests that both 3-4-month-olds and 5-6-month-olds could organize the fragmented elements presented in our transparent Kanizsa configuration and perceive the illusory transparent surface.

• 日本基礎心理学会の論文
• 2008-09-30

著者

• Spehar Branka

  The University of New South Wales

• Kanazawa So

  Japan Women's University

• Otsuka Yumiko

  Department Of Infants' Brain & Cognitive Development Tokyo Women's Medical University:

• Otsuka Yumiko

  Department Of Food And Nutrition Kokusai Gakuin Saitama Junior College

• Yamazaki Yuka

  Chuo University

• Yamaguchi Masami

  Chuo University:japan Science And Technology Agency

• Yamaguchi Masami

  Chuo University:presto Jst

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