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dichoptic stimulation

dichoptic stimulation Dichoptic stimulation is a viewing condition in which each eye is shown a different image at the same retinal location.

Dichoptic stimulation is a viewing condition in which each eye is shown a different image at the same retinal location. Because the two images cannot be fused, perception may alternate between them, with one eye’s image dominating awareness while the other is temporarily suppressed.

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Drafting source: Mustonen Terhi; Nuutinen Mikko; Vainio Lari; Häkkinen Jukka. Upper nasal hemifield location and nonspatial auditory tones accelerate visual detection during dichoptic viewing. 2018; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0199962; article XML SHA-256 956e3a30c926cb069b77c39aac3eebffa118c4504869868c1ea2817d4d7fc070. “Upper nasal hemifield location and nonspatial auditory tones accelerate visual detection during dichoptic viewing” (10.1371/journal.pone.0199962).
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