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Conscious and intentional access to unconscious decision-making module in ambiguous visual perception (Articolo in rivista)
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- Conscious and intentional access to unconscious decision-making module in ambiguous visual perception (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 1999-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Taddei-Ferretti C., C. Musio, S. Santillo & A. Cotugno (literal)
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- MUSIO Carlo, III livello - Ricercatore [IBF - Sezione di Trento]
SANTILLO Silvia, III livello - Ricercatore [Istituto di cibernetica \"Edoardo Caianiello\"]
COTUGNO Antonio, IV livello - Collaboratore Tecnico E.R. [N/A] (literal)
- Titolo
- Conscious and intentional access to unconscious decision-making module in ambiguous visual perception (literal)
- Abstract
- Increasingly higher levels of information processing contribute to the highest level
of visual perception, that of object recognition. An unconscious decision-making
event arising at the end of an unconscious inference process acts upon the already
processed visual information resolving the ambiguity inherent to such
information. In the case of multistable reversible patterns, the ambiguity is never
resolved and the perception altemates among different interpretations of the visual
information. The perception alternance model is used here to investigate the
possibility to access into the decision-making module by means of mental
activities applied in a downward direction. A will effort modifies the time
patterning of the perception altemance. The will effect is higher if the decision-
making mechanism is resetted also by the application of subliminal stimuli (literal)
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