Physical interactions are local in 3 dimensions and we only experience objects defined in 3-space.
Hering argues that the ability to experience objects as a single, spatially ordered image is a disposition inborn in human children, and not acquired.
To experience objects for Kant, first I have to relate the materials out of which they are constructed to one another temporally and spatially.
It is important to me that spaces are fluid and melt into each other and I like to experience objects and volumes in space.
In our natural visual experience, objects are rarely seen in isolation.
In a second control experiment, we compared the freezing responses of subjects after they experienced object mice receive the UCS-only (Fig. 1e).
Condillac instead described it as the process of forming an idea just of signs or circumstances that have been associated with a previously experienced object.
The operation of forming an image of a previously experienced object is not memory but "imagination," or reminiscence, if the imagined object is thought of as one that has been experienced before.
In order for properties to be attributed to objects in experience, the object must be represented in some way.
In another set of experiments, we monitored the HR of BALB and B6 subject mice as they experienced objects being exposed to the CS-UCS.
