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Further, comparison may be more beneficial with complex stimuli.

However, no previous study has investigated whether vertical compression occurs with complex stimuli such as rectangles or Kanizsa figures.

Our results provide further evidence that WM-driven attentional guidance can occur with complex stimuli such as everyday objects, and not just with simple features that are easily visualized if presented in verbal form.

Accordingly, in Experiment 2 we varied vertical dimensions of rectangles and Kanizsa figures to find out whether vertical compression also occurs with these complex stimuli.

The stimulus level dependence of the evoked potential amplitude can be even more complicated with spectrally complex stimuli as the ones used here, where we employed frequency masking to modify the perceived stimuli level.

In spite of the fact that newborns are unable to recognize a static image of a face from ¾ profile or full face to profile, and vice et versa [31], habituation with more complex stimuli (i.e., faces in sequential rigid motion) enable newborns' recognition of the previously seen face even with profile poses presentations at test.

In this study, and previous publications by the current authors, the majority of semantic aphasia cases had large frontoparietal lesions and comprehension problems at a single-item level, though the patients' impairments were still more apparent with more complex stimuli.

In their study, Eimer and Mazza also observed a wide-spread positive modulation in brain responses at the early latencies of 30-80 ms and 90-130 ms during change blindness in the S1-S2 paradigm with natural and complex stimuli (groups of faces) with large changes.

Therefore, combining mutual information analysis with robust clustering of complex stimuli provides a framework to study neural coding mechanisms related to complex stimuli discrimination.

However, research in visual perception suggests that for complex stimuli with many features, perceptual expertise develops holistically, not by parts.

Moreover, this pattern was repeated across separate assessments of each pitch contrast (Fig. 2 b ); even for the harmonic complex stimuli with missing F0.