Learning to see the ebbinghaus illusion in the periphery reveals a top-down stabilization of size perception across the visual field

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• who: Cécile Eymond from the Université have published the article: Learning to see the Ebbinghaus illusion in the periphery reveals a top-down stabilization of size perception across the visual field, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports
• what: In this experiment the authors showed that the Ebbinghaus illusion can be used to bias the classic perceptual size difference between periphery and fovea. The authors report a novel Ebbinghaus illusion effect.
• how: The authors compared the peripheral perceived size of both disk types between the pre- and post-test phases comprising respectively . . .
  

   

  

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