The neuropsychology of object constancy.
作者： OLIVER H. TURNBULL , DAVID P. CAREY , ROSALEEN A. McCARTHY
DOI: 10.1017/S1355617797002889
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摘要: AbstractThere have been several proposals for the mechanism by which we are able to recognize an object across a numberof viewpoints. Viewpoint-dependent accounts suggest that recognition may be based on incrementaltransformation (e.g., mental rotation) strategy, while variety of viewpoint-independent mechanisms objectrecognition also proposed. Recent research in neurobiology, two cortical visual systemsaccount, processes viewpoint-dependent and relyon separate anatomical regions, brain lesions leave patients with selective access particular types ofrepresentation. Evidence from neuropsychological disorders reviewed support position thatviewpoint-independent depends upon integrity occipitotemporal structures. In addition, it issuggested (perhaps depending occipitoparietal structures) supplementthis primary system under nonoptimal circumstances. (JINS, 1997, 3, 288–298.)Keywords: Object recognition, Two systems, constancy
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