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Binocular rivalry and visual awareness
Trends in Cognitive Sciences 5 (10):407-409 (2001)
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Physiological studies of binocular rivalry have provided important clues to the relationship between neural activity in the brain and visual awareness.However, uncertainty about these insights has been raised by a recent study showing that the events underlying binocular rivalry occur earlier in the visual pathway than was previously thought.Links
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