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peripheral drift illusion: a standalone construct

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Perception

static patterns with graded luminance steps seem to drift when seen in the visual periphery, especially around blinks or eye movements.

In perception, peripheral drift illusion refers to static patterns with graded luminance steps seem to drift when seen in the visual periphery, especially around blinks or eye movements. This meaning comes from Faubert (1999) in Perception.[1]

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References

Faubert, J., & Herbert, A. M. (1999). The Peripheral Drift Illusion: A Motion Illusion in the Visual Periphery. Perception, 28(5), 617-621. https://doi.org/10.1068/p2825

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