Abstract
• Each subject ran 1000 trials • All walkers are stick figures • 20% of the displays show cubes, the rest walkers • Task: Is the figure rotating clockwise or counterclockwise? • For Necker cubes, we find a very pronounced viewing-from-above bias (Fig. 1a) • We see a reasonable facing-the-viewer bias, but it does not seem to depend on the gender of the walker (Fig. 1b) • Facing bias is stronger for dynamic than for static figures (Fig. 1c). • Masked by the facing bias, we still see a small viewing-from-above bias (Fig. 1d) • We see a substantial ccw bias for the stick figures (Fig. 1b-d) pr op or tio n cc w Example data (subj. MH)
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