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Amodal completion is the
ability to see an
entire object despite parts of it
being covered by
another object in
front of it. It is one of the many functions...
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Amodal perception is the
perception of the
whole of a
physical structure when only
parts of it
affect the
sensory receptors. For example, a
table will...
- event, and
subsequently generalised by
David N. Lee in the late 1990s to an
amodal theory of
perceptuomotor control. The
theory considers the
organism acting...
- for example,
visual space. Other, more
specialized topics studied include amodal perception and
object permanence. The
perception of
surroundings is important...
- inducers.
Kanizsa figures involve modal completion of the
illusory shape and
amodal completion of the inducers.
Closely related to
Kanizsa figures is the Ehrenstein...
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utilized amodal views. The
brain encodes multiple inputs such as
words and
pictures to
integrate and
create a
larger conceptual idea by
using amodal views...
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interaction between amodal symbols,
modal symbols, the body and the world. Therefore, this
perspective does not rule out 'classical'
symbols –
amodal ones, such...
- (kalam) is
absolutely forbidden.
Atharis engage in
strictly literal and
amodal reading of the Qur'an and
hadith (prophetic traditions) and only
their clear...
- ISBN 978-0-495-60149-4. Palmer, Stephen; Neff, Jonathan; Beck,
Diane (1997). "Grouping and
Amodal Perception". In Rock,
Irvin (ed.).
Indirect perception. MIT Press/Bradford...
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information coming from visual, auditory, and
somatic sensory systems to
achieve amodal, abstract,
conceptual interpretation of the
environment .. and may be the...
