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tilt aftereffect
tilt aftereffect The tilt aftereffect is a visual perception phenomenon in which looking at a tilted or otherwise oriented pattern for a while makes a later stimulus seem tilted the other way.
The tilt aftereffect is a visual perception phenomenon in which looking at a tilted or otherwise oriented pattern for a while makes a later stimulus seem tilted the other way. It is generally described as a low-level perceptual effect, although attention and possibly working memory load can influence its strength.