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Neural Dynamics of Serial Dependence in Numerosity Perception
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2020Abstract Serial dependence—an attractive perceptual bias whereby a current stimulus is perceived to be similar to previously seen ones—is thought to represent the process that facilitates the stability and continuity of visual perception.
Fornaciai M, Park J
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Visual perception of numerosity in infancy.
Developmental Psychology, 1990Numerosity was defined as an invariant property of a collection of objects specifying its numerical size. Infants looked at displays of small numerosities that changed optic structure such that size was not tied to certain static or dynamic configurational properties of the display but remained constant across patterns of optic motion.
Erik Van Loosbroek, Ad W. Smitsman
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2023
Numerosity is normally assessed by processes of enumeration (subitizing, counting, estimation). This can be done using different sensory modalities, like vision, audition or (manual) haptics. It can also be done orally, by feeling how many objects there are in one’s mouth.In this study we asked 25 participants to orally enumerate 1-9 candies.
Dijksterhuis, Garmt +3 more
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Numerosity is normally assessed by processes of enumeration (subitizing, counting, estimation). This can be done using different sensory modalities, like vision, audition or (manual) haptics. It can also be done orally, by feeling how many objects there are in one’s mouth.In this study we asked 25 participants to orally enumerate 1-9 candies.
Dijksterhuis, Garmt +3 more
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Effects of feature-based attention on numerosity perception
PerceptionOne of the most remarkable human cognitive abilities is the “sense of number,” that is, the almost instantaneous perception of numerosity information in the visual environment. While numerosity perception mirrors primary sensory processing in many aspects, little is known whether and how numerosity perception is influenced by selective attention to ...
Ce Mo
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Fuzzy Logical Approach to Perception of Dot Numerosity
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1989The present study utilized a fuzzy logical approach for understanding human perception or judgments of dot numerosity. In Exp. 1 subjects were required to view dot patterns and to judge the truthfulness of the single and combined statements which asserted that the number of dots was large.
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Sharpening the number sense: Developmental trends in numerosity perception
Journal of Experimental Child PsychologyNumerosity perception, the ability to process and estimate the number of objects in a set without explicitly counting, has been widely studied, and one well-established finding is that children become more accurate at perceiving numerosity with age. The question remains, however, what the underlying cognitive processes and mechanisms are that drive ...
Oeo Morin, Irene +2 more
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Number and Illusion: Representation and Numerosity Perception
Topoi, 2014It has been claimed that empirical work in psychology requires the attribution of representational content to perceptual states: that is, the attribution of veridicality conditions to those states. This is a claim that can only be evaluated by the examination of actual empirical research.
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Response bias in numerosity perception at early judgments and systematic underestimation
Attention, Perception, and Psychophysics, 2021Asli Kilic
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Haptic Numerosity Perception: Effect of Item Arrangement
The American Journal of Psychology, 1988N, Ginsburg, L, Pringle
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Auditory perception of numerosity by infants
Infant Behavior and Development, 1986openaire +1 more source