Abstract
The figure-ground context provided by a Kanizsa square does not facilitate the identification of the orientation of a line segment. This observation, in addition to earlier findings, leads to the conclusion that figures with illusory contours do not seem to engender a “configural superiority effect.” The theoretical consequences will be addressed briefly in the discussion.
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