What can we experience and report on a rapidly presented image? Intersubjective measures of specificity of freely reported contents of consciousness
F1000Research January 20, 2022 Zhang Chuyin, Zhao Hui Koh, Regan Gallagher et al. 9 citations
Background: A majority of previous studies appear to support a view that human observers can only perceive coarse information from a natural scene image when it is presented rapidly (<100ms, masked). In these studies, participants were often forced to choose an answer from options that experimenters preselected. These options can underestimate what participants experience and can report on it....