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Blindsight is a visual phenomenon whereby hemianopic patients process visual information in their blind visual field without awareness. 1 In a 2008 paper on blindsight, Morten Overgaard (PDF) Blindsight for Academia | Berniann Condon - Academia.edu
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1 gen 2021 · The Various Phenomena of Blindsight. The two classes of residual visual behavior that have been most commonly demonstrated in blindsight are motion discrimination and action blindsight. Beyond the original papers of Weiskrantz, Jeannerod, and Zeki, and their colleagues, the following represent just a subsample of blindsight and motion articles ...
1 gen 2021 · Pöppel, Weiskrantz, Jeannerod, and their colleagues pioneered the modern approach to studying blindsight, in which stimuli are presented in the blind field and the patient is asked to respond in some manner—via two-alternative forced choices, or by acting toward things they do not report seeing (i.e., pointing or saccading to unseen target locations; Fig. 16.1).
Focus Article. Blindsight: recent and historical controversies on the blindness of blindsight. Morten Overgaard1,2∗. The phenomenon ‘blindsight’ has received much interest from neuroscientists, philosophers, and psychologists during the last decades. Several researchers seem to agree that blindsight might be of great importance in the ...
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