The effect under study appears when the signal begins to be perceived as discrete (formed by dots).
That name, she said, will affect whether the site is perceived as a discrete 16-acre parcel or part of a broader district.
We used methods to account for GPS biases, fractal analyses to determine perceived spatial scale, and discrete choice models and conditional logistic regression to assess resource selection prior to development (i.e., baseline data).
If the stream of action is perceived as consisting of discrete events, participants should place event boundaries consistently and this is what Zacks, Tversky, and Iyer (2001) found.
If any discrete elements perceived by observers as a single object are not compressed, we should see no compression with the Kanizsa figure.
This stimulus was essentially identical to the complication clocks in classical psychological studies in which the perceived timing of a discrete auditory or tactile event was compared with respect to the position of a continuously moving visual stimulus [12] [15].
One does not perceive so many discrete dots (as simple sensations), for example; the percept is that of a dotted line.
The present study investigated the effect of perceived control on trends of discrete achievement emotions during learning using a tower defense game designed for teaching human liver functionalities.
Lastly, we propose that this discrete shift in perceived direction is directly germane to the perceived flight of spinning balls.
Human speech [ 6, 54, 57, 58], and elements of some other species' vocal repertoires such as Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus) [ 59, 60], chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) [ 61, 62] and Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata) [ 54] are, from the production side, classified as a graded system, yet perceived by the receivers as discrete [ 6, 59- 63, 63].
