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Curvature Contingent Color Aftereffects.

Abstract

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This paper will deal with curvature contingent color aftereffects (AE), a development from the pattern contingent aftereffects reported by Celeste McCollough (1965). After McCollough’s findings are described briefly, the relative importance of spatial frequency characteristics in inducing AE will be discussed. Then attention will be given to AE contingent on direction of curvature of curved line patterns (Riggs, 1973). Riggs’ explanation will be contrasted with those of other authors who attempt to explain his curvature AE in terms of orientation contingency reported in the earlier studies. The lack of attention given to possible frequency interaction in curvature studies is discussed, and this study is proposed as a beginning toward correcting this overnight.

Degree

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Thesis
Year
1976

Author and committee

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Author dc:creator
  • Whirley, John Fred

Subjects

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oai:digitalcommons.library.uab.edu:etd-collection-7904

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Whirley, John Fred. Curvature Contingent Color Aftereffects.. Thesis thesis, 1976. https://digitalcommons.library.uab.edu/etd-collection/6912