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binocular rivalry

binocular rivalry Binocular rivalry is a visual perception phenomenon in which awareness alternates between different images when conflicting stimuli are shown separately to each eye.

Binocular rivalry is a visual perception phenomenon in which awareness alternates between different images when conflicting stimuli are shown separately to each eye. It is understood as a way the visual system handles mismatched input from the two eyes.

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Drafting source: Szekely Brian; Keys Robert; MacNeilage Paul; Alais David. Short communication: Binocular rivalry dynamics during locomotion. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0300222; article XML SHA-256 355b2c922f9e52cb87f2ab138f99e3004785b00de314051a57b19c7faf82097a. “Short communication: Binocular rivalry dynamics during locomotion” (10.1371/journal.pone.0300222).
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