... with the accuracy of classifying the brain responses of aggressive from happy dog faces and happy from neutral human faces. This result likely reflects the attentional enhancement provoked by the subjective ecological salience of the stimuli. facial expression emotion object perception magnetoencephalography...

... musicality of auditory sequences varies with high-level organizational features. Here, we explore the neural mechanisms mediating ASA and auditory object perception. Participants performed musicality judgments on randomly generated pure-tone sequences and manipulated versions of each sequence containing low...

... about the role that knowing what an object looks like plays in visual objectual knowledge or by denying that any explanation of how knowing what an object looks like plays that role must proceed through an appeal to factual knowledge involving that object’s looks. Visual perception knowledge object...

... [email protected] Abstract Despite its anatomical positioning as an interface between the perceptual and memory systems, the perirhinal cortex (PER) has long been considered dedicated for object recognition memory. Whether the PER is also involved in object perception has been intensely debated in recent...

... that greater recruitment of these action-based representations during object perception is accompanied by attenuated activity in stimulus-selective visual cortex. In this way, our interactions with the environment help build visual knowledge that predictively facilitates perceptual processing. action medial...

... in the multivoxel response pattern to degraded object images, such that the response becomes significantly more correlated with that evoked by the intact version of the same image. This provides further evidence that the coding in LOC reflects the recognition of visual objects. fMRI LOC MVPA object perception...

... distinguishes reading from picture naming and accounts for a wide range of previously reported stimulus and task effects in left pOTS. fMRI object perception orthography phonology visual word form area Evidence has accumulated in recent decades suggesting a critical role for the left occipitotemporal...

... suggests that the selectivity of neurons in the auditory forebrain is under dynamic modulation, and this plasticity may contribute to auditory object perception. We propose that stimulus-specific adaptation in the auditory forebrain of the songbird (and perhaps in other systems) may play an important role...

... a house increased activity in parahippocampal gyrus. These results suggest that visual anticipation facilitates subsequent perception by recruiting, in advance, the same cortical mechanisms as those involved in perception. attention expectation fMRI object perception To optimize the design for fMRI...

... the domain of behavioral studies of object perception, this has been approached by relating the perceptual similarity of stimuli to the properties of their underlying mental spaces ( Attneave 1950 ; Shepard 1964 ; Garner and Felfoldy 1970 ; Garner 1974 ; Sattath and Tversky 1977 ; Shepard and Arabie...

... processing. congruency cortex cross-modal functional magnetic resonance imaging human multisensory object perception In the last decade, audio-visual (AV) integration of object images and sounds has been investigated in numerous studies. AV integration sites have been identified in superior temporal...

... is holistic and viewpoint invariant. fMRI fusiform intraoccipital sulcus inverted face object perception occipital face area Face recognition and discrimination may be one of the most developed perceptual skills of visual object processing. An adult can discriminate and recognize hundreds of faces...

... in a multiplicative fashion. attention fMRI motion object perception topography Among the 30 or so visual areas in the cortex ( Felleman and Van Essen, 1991 ; Tanaka, 1996 ; Tootell et al., 1996 ), the early ones, closer to the retina, show a spatial organization that is strongly retinotopic...

... beyond loose, unreflective, everyday talk — also require construction. event perception ontology opaque sense of seeing seeing opaque transparent sense of transparent sense of seeing changes event perception event notion ontological objects object perception Although we may not be responsible...

.... ( 2008 ), ‘ Object Perception: Vision and Audition ’, Philosophy Compass 3/4: 803–29. O’Callaghan, C. ( 2014 ), ‘ Intermodal Binding Awareness ’, in D. Bennett and C. Hill (eds), Sensory Integration and the Unity of Consciousness . Cambridge, MA: MIT...

... auditory sensory individuals olfaction sounds sensory individuals sensory properties perceptual objects object perception object concept sense modalities unimodal perception multimodal perception multisensory integration binding The collection Sensory Individuals: Unimodal...

.../9780198866305.003.0003 This chapter overviews approaches to object perception focusing on perceptual objects (POs) as units of perception. An account of POs should acknowledge the ambiguity of the term ‘object’ and determine the relations between its senses. It should settle whether non-prototypical visual objects...

... material objects memory perceptual unity Stevenson R J Wilson D A object perception amodal completion multisensory perception visual objects haptic perception sounds smells Tyler Burge Casey O’Callaghan Clare Batty Each of our external senses is dedicated to certain sensory features...

...The topic of object perception is different from that of the objects of perception. It is presupposed that we are dealing with extramental items only, be they full three-dimensional objects or two-dimensional stimuli. Object perception is perception of stable three-dimensional entities, a category...

... passage shows. The passage suggests further that he might have thought that the veridicality of 3–D–object perception is grounded in that direct causal linkage: As we have seen, Marmodoro conceives of change as the common activity of corresponding, and mutually interacting, active and passive powers...