Three consequences of believing that information lies in global arrays and that perceptual systems use this information

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):236-237 (2001)
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Stoffregen & Bardy provide grounds to suppose that specification requires global arrays and that this information is used by perceptual systems. Three conclusions follow from this supposition; (1) global specification will be taken seriously only if additional examples are discovered; (2) research into single-sense information must take global information into account, and (3) ecological psychologists must account for perceptions based upon non-specific information

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