6/11/2023 0 Comments Afterimage by Ais![]() ![]() With real images, results were replicated also when eye channels were exchanged during the abrupt change. ![]() Dominance reversals failed to occur following short suppression periods and depended on an abrupt change (removal) of the stimulus. In all experiments, we found that for both AIs and real images, the suppressed percept consistently gained initial dominance following a long suppression period. Here, we examined rivalry between afterimages, between real images, and between both to examine eye-based and binocular contributions to this effect. Counterintuitively, when these two AIs rival, the AI of the previously suppressed percept gains initial dominance, even when it is weaker. Both suppressed and dominant images form afterimages (AIs) whose strength depends on the perceptual state during induction. In binocular rivalry, the conscious percept alternates stochastically between two images shown to the two eyes. ![]()
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