Poster (P18): Multistability, Rivalry & Consciousness

Wednesday 28 August 2013, 11:00-12:30 & 16:00-17:30, Foyer & Salons

33 Winner-take-all circuits exhibit key hallmarks of binocular rivalry
S Marx, G Gruenhage, D Walper, U Rutishauser, W Einhauser
34 Fronto-parietal cortex mediates perceptual transitions in bistable perception
V Weilnhammer, K Ludwig, G Hesselmann, P Sterzer
35 Quantitative characterization of energy landscapes in motion binding
M Mattia, G Aguilar, A Pastukhov, J Braun
36 Collective dynamics of cortical columns and the distribution of dominance periods
R Cao, A Pastukhov, J Braun, M Mattia
37 Short-term Perceptual Stabilization in a Bistable Visual Illusion
N Kloosterman, T Donner
38 Characteristics of bistable perception of images with monocular depth cues
D Podvigina
39 Pulfrich Phenomenon and perceived number of reversals of rotation directions with stereoscopic rotary grid cube
A Unkelbach
40 The of role of synaptic depression and spike adaptation in perceptual memory of ambiguous visual stimulus sequences
R J van Wezel, C Klink, W Woldman, M te Winkel, S van Gils, H Meijer
41 Genetic differences in dopaminergic neurotransmission link perceptual inference with delusion-proneness
K Schmack, H Rössler, M Sekutowicz, E Brandl, D Müller, P Sterzer
42 Does punishment influence conscious visual perception? A study of binocular rivalry using operant conditioning
J van Slooten, G Wilbertz, P Sterzer
43 Unconscious binding between visible and invisible stimuli reveals dissociation between attention and consciousness
S-Y Lin, S-L Yeh
44 Simultaneous activity in V1 and IPS is critical for conscious but not unconscious visual perception
M Koivisto, M Lähteenmäki, V Kaasinen, H Railo
45 Interpreting the temporal dynamics of perceptual rivalries
R Gallagher, H Haggerty, D H Arnold
46 Looking at the smile without seeing the face - unconscious emotion processing
M Sekutowicz, M Rothkirch, P Sterzer


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