At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory?
The gap transfer illusion is an auditory phenomenon in which a temporal gap in a longer glide transfers perceptually to a crossing shorter glide, making the longer glide illusorily continuous. This continuity is often considered a variation of classic illusory auditory continuity attributed to audit...
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| description | The gap transfer illusion is an auditory phenomenon in which a temporal gap in a longer glide transfers perceptually to a crossing shorter glide, making the longer glide illusorily continuous. This continuity is often considered a variation of classic illusory auditory continuity attributed to auditory peripheral activity, but a new view is given here supported by a series of sound demonstrations indicating that this illusory continuity is purely caused by a higher mechanism of perceptual organization. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7d96281be5c04ecc875e56e87b582ad32023-08-29T17:39:31ZengSAGE Publishingi-Perception2041-66952023-07-011410.1177/20416695231194203At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory?Yoshitaka NakajimaGerard Bastiaan RemijnThe gap transfer illusion is an auditory phenomenon in which a temporal gap in a longer glide transfers perceptually to a crossing shorter glide, making the longer glide illusorily continuous. This continuity is often considered a variation of classic illusory auditory continuity attributed to auditory peripheral activity, but a new view is given here supported by a series of sound demonstrations indicating that this illusory continuity is purely caused by a higher mechanism of perceptual organization.https://doi.org/10.1177/20416695231194203 |
| spellingShingle | Yoshitaka Nakajima Gerard Bastiaan Remijn At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory? i-Perception |
| title | At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory? |
| title_full | At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory? |
| title_fullStr | At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory? |
| title_full_unstemmed | At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory? |
| title_short | At what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory? |
| title_sort | at what level is the gap transfer illusion illusory |
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