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Grasping of real-world objects is not biased by ensemble perception

Fan et al., 2021

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Fan A
Guo L
Frost A
Whitwell R
Niemeier M
Cant J
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Frontiers in Psychology

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The visual system is known to extract summary representations of visually similar objects which bias the perception of individual objects toward the ensemble average. Although vision plays a large role in guiding action, less is known about whether ensemble …
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