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Participants who displayed a bias to continuity consistently gave "continuous" answers in the continuous tone condition and displayed a strong susceptibility to the continuity illusion (Figure 2b).

Similarly, contrast with the background luminance can increase the perceived brightness of the patch, as in the simultaneous contrast illusion (figure 1).

These results support the described basic paradigm (Figure 1a and Figure 3a) as useful for inducing this version of the rubber hand illusion (Figure 5).

The more reliably an individual judged the continuous tone as continuous, the greater was his or her susceptibility to the continuity illusion (Figure 2b, Spearman ρ = 0.87, N = 46, p<0.001).

In this paper, we examine the curveball illusion (Figure 1; see Figure S1 for an interactive version), which juxtaposes two orthogonal motion signals: a global motion signal (i.e., the direction the disk travels across the computer screen); and a local motion signal (i.e., the internal spinning of that disk).

For example, he points out that well known visual illusions, such as the Ponzo and Müller-Lyer illusions, continue to deceive us even when we know perfectly well that they are illusions (figure 4.4.1_1).

A number of contrast illusions (Figures 2, 3, 4) have been described [18] based on the lateral inhibition principle.

Moreover, the face composite effect reflects a visual illusion (see Figure 1) that has a perceptual locus [18] [19].

Scattered Light, for instance, is a 3D matrix composed of nearly 2,000 LED lights are programmed via computer to create ghostly images meant to give the illusion of figures moving across the park's central Oval Lawn.

Thus, our methodology reproduced both the fission [5], [6] and fusion [7] illusions (see Figure 1).

"I don't have any illusions about figuring this all out in one year," Dr. Neumann said.