The psychophysics of pictorial perception

作者: Julian Hochberg

DOI: 10.1007/BF02765240

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摘要: Pictorial communication of shape and form is not simply a learned visual language. Whatever processes learning, if any, underly our ability to perceive represented surfaces’ edges-without which the impossible-in response outline drawings, probably occurs very early in life consequence normal commerce with spatial objects. Although this probability makes problems of“learning see pictures”relatively inaccessible, it simplifies study rules govern edge- surface-perception pictures. The applicability such depends, eventually, on knowing

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