Imagery. Current Cognitive Approaches by Sydney Joelson Segal
By Sydney Joelson Segal
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These are appropriately included in a book about imagery for several reasons. First, this early central stage has been often referred to as an image, although Neisser (1967) prefers the more neutral term "icon" so as to avoid 1 The research under my authorship, described in this paper, was supported in part by a research grant from the United States Public Health Service (MH 10753), and three research grants from the National Science Foundation (GB 4547, GB 2909, and GB 5910). 33 34 RALPH NORMAN HABER the other or the surplus meanings attached to the concept of an image.
Thus, in the beginning there is the image even before the word. , & Coriell, A. S. Short-term memory in vision. Bell System Technical Journal, 1961,40,309-328. , & Sperling, G. Short-term storage of information in vision. In C. ), Information theory. London: Butterworths, 1961. Baxt, N. Neber die Zeit welche nötig ist, damit ein Gesichtseindruck zum Bewusstein Rommt und über die Grosse (Extension) der bewussten Wahrnehmung bei einem Gesicht seindrucke von gegenebener Dauer. Pflungers Archives Gesamte Psychologie, 1871, 4, 325-336.
8. The effect of following the stimulus with visual noise on the interclick interval. ] ing to persistences that have already faded. Thus, brief flashes have a persistence of just less than 200 milliseconds. If the mask arrives after 200 milliseconds the persistence has ended by itself and the subject will set the interclick interval at less than the interval between the stimulus onset and the mask onset. What is most noteworthy is that there are no exceptions to the general principle that the mask will terminate the persistence of a target if the mask arrives before the normal persistence ends of its own accord.