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Research reveals texture affects brightness perception of photic targets, suggesting implications for visual processing.
The hypothesis tested is that the texture characteristics of targets intermittently exposed below fusion frequency influence brightness. The data are interpreted in relation to the concept of “cortical excitability cycles” as proposed by Bartley.
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Frederick C. Bleck (1970) studied this question.
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