The oblique effect: Interactions with visual persistence and spatial configuration
Abstract Experiment 1 measured the perceived duration of 50-msec exposures of vertical, horizontal, 135-deg, and 45-deg line segments and diamonds and squares formed from these lines. The oblique lines generated longer estimates of visual persistence than the other stimuli did. Experiment 2 replicat...
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