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Visual Masking: Time Slices through Conscious and Unconscious Vision

Bruno G. Breitmeyer, Haluk Öğmen

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1. A history of visual masking 2. Methods, applications, and findings in visual pattern masking 3. Neurobiological correlates of visual pattern masking 4. Models and mechanisms of visual masking: a selective review and comparison 5. The sustained-transient approach to visual masking: an updated model 6. Metacontrast and motion perception 7. Figural context and attention in visual masking 8. Unconscious processing revealed by visual masking 9. Visual masking in select subject populations 10. Epilogue

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Key concepts: Visual masking, Masking (illustration), Backward masking, Context (archaeology), Perception, Visual perception, Unconscious mind, Visual processing