| scholarly article | Q13442814 |
| P2093 | author name string | McCollough C | |
| P433 | issue | 3688 | |
| P407 | language of work or name | English | Q1860 |
| P304 | page(s) | 1115-1116 | |
| P577 | publication date | 1965-09-01 | |
| P1433 | published in | Science | Q192864 |
| P1476 | title | Color Adaptation of Edge-Detectors in the Human Visual System | |
| P478 | volume | 149 |
| Q52271378 | "Extinction" of the McCollough effect does not transfer interocularly. |
| Q74595314 | 3D after-effects are due to shape and not disparity adaptation |
| Q67441299 | A Comparison of Fourier Analysis and Feature Analysis in Pattern-Specific Color Aftereffects |
| Q50918881 | A color-contingent prism displacement aftereffect |
| Q73005134 | A contingent aftereffect in the auditory system |
| Q71961464 | A model for after-effects of seen movement |
| Q67877204 | A neural network model of the McCollough effect |
| Q66963144 | A re-evaluation of curvature-specific chromatic aftereffects |
| Q71312890 | A reevaluation of angle-contingent color aftereffects |
| Q44721823 | A synaptic model for spatial frequency adaptation |
| Q33797271 | A trained perceptual bias that lasts for weeks |
| Q36332795 | Absence of Sex-Contingent Gaze Direction Aftereffects Suggests a Limit to Contingencies in Face Aftereffects. |
| Q69149366 | Adaptation in single units in visual cortex: the tuning of aftereffects in the temporal domain |
| Q45977875 | Adaptation of gender derived from biological motion. |
| Q37611731 | Adaptation to Complex Pictures: Exposure to Emotional Valence Induces Assimilative Aftereffects |
| Q38472028 | Adaptation to asymmetrically distorted faces and its lack of effect on mirror images |
| Q42949579 | Adaptation to combinations of form, colour, and movement. |
| Q40840069 | Adaptation to contingencies in macaque primary visual cortex |
| Q52307410 | Adaptation to displaced vision: evidence for prolonged after-effects. |
| Q59084473 | Adaptation to invisible gratings and the site of binocular rivalry suppression |
| Q37316756 | Adaptation to numerosity requires only brief exposures, and is determined by number of events, not exposure duration |
| Q51952789 | Adaptation to sensory-motor temporal misalignment: instrumental or perceptual learning? |
| Q34076766 | Adapting internal statistical models for interpreting visual cues to depth |
| Q30488367 | Adapting to altered image statistics using processed video |
| Q90100290 | Adaptive Efficient Coding of Correlated Acoustic Properties |
| Q30411821 | Adaptive coding is constrained to midline locations in a spatial listening task |
| Q81255606 | Adaptive modulation of color salience contingent upon global form coding and task relevance |
| Q70742638 | Age-related differences in the magnitude of pattern-contingent color aftereffects |
| Q52069386 | Amnesia for the mccollough effect following unilateral electroconvulsive therapy: implications for laterality |
| Q41045958 | An assessment of a property analyzer model in predicting adaptation patterns of simple and complex figures |
| Q56893973 | Applying visual psychophysics to user interface design |
| Q46006982 | Are You Smiling, or Have I Seen You Before? Familiarity Makes Faces Look Happier. |
| Q33839086 | Are cortical models really bound by the "binding problem"? |
| Q35099209 | Are high-level aftereffects perceptual? |
| Q52193060 | Assessing a new analysis of contingent color aftereffects. |
| Q48872425 | Asynchronous processing in vision: color leads motion. |
| Q50581744 | Attention-based long-lasting sensitization and suppression of colors |
| Q36956328 | Blood oxygen level-dependent activation of the primary visual cortex predicts size adaptation illusion |
| Q37097057 | Body Image Distortion and Exposure to Extreme Body Types: Contingent Adaptation and Cross Adaptation for Self and Other |
| Q91867800 | Body Size Adaptation Alters Perception of Test Stimuli, Not Internal Body Image |
| Q59088291 | Border and Colour Coding in the Retina of the Frog |
| Q51970890 | Broadly tuned, view-specific coding of face shape: opposing figural aftereffects can be induced in different views. |
| Q52096247 | Characteristics of the indirect McCollough effect. |
| Q71489893 | Checkerboard-specific color aftereffects: a failure to find effects of perceptual organization |
| Q52165835 | Cholinergic agents and the McCollough effect. |
| Q41517707 | Chromatic Induction Effects in the Hermann Grid Illusion |
| Q48590132 | Chromatic substitution with stabilized images: Evidence for chromatic-specific pattern processing in the human visual system |
| Q50468983 | Chromatic tuning of contour-shape mechanisms revealed through the shape-frequency and shape-amplitude after-effects |
| Q48375415 | Coding and binding of color and form in visual cortex |
| Q48766171 | Color Adaptation of Spatial Frequency Detectors in the Human Visual System |
| Q38875008 | Color Afterimages in Autistic Adults |
| Q38482405 | Color aftereffect contingent on text |
| Q44525860 | Color and edge sensitive channels converge on stereo-depth analyzers |
| Q44690933 | Color constancy and the functional significance of McCollough effects |
| Q35859334 | Color improves speed of processing but not perception in a motion illusion |
| Q50475977 | Color naming, unique hues, and hue cancellation predicted from singularities in reflection properties |
| Q66928202 | Color selectivity and interocular transfer of color specific tilt aftereffects |
| Q70598677 | Color- and Edge-Sensitive Channels in the Human Visual System: Tuning for Orientation |
| Q44087932 | Color-selective analysis of luminance-varying stimuli |
| Q73812977 | Color-specific depth mechanisms revealed by a color-contingent depth aftereffect |
| Q72106283 | Color: A Motion-Contingent Aftereffect |
| Q53830096 | Colored aftereffects contingent on patterns generated by Lie transformation groups. |
| Q54323160 | Colour Selectivity in Motion After-effect |
| Q77797868 | Colour at edges and colour spreading in McCollough effects |
| Q70892013 | Colour selectivity in the tilt after-effect: Comments upon Wade and Wenderoth |
| Q70035159 | Colour-contingent after-effects are really wavelength-contingent |
| Q48598953 | Colour-spatial vision |
| Q71052307 | Comments on the use of perceptually ambiguous figures as McCollough-effect stimuli |
| Q44225660 | Common mechanisms for 2D tilt and 3D slant after-effects |
| Q44729357 | Comparison of normal and dichoptic colour mixing |
| Q52811883 | Concept of visual sensation |
| Q52257009 | Conditioning and blocking of the McCollough effect. |
| Q44017443 | Context effects in visual length perception: role of ocular, retinal, and spatial location |
| Q71807039 | Contextual influences on a spatial-frequency-contingent color aftereffect |
| Q52255257 | Contingency and the McCollough effect. |
| Q92161319 | Contingent adaptation in masking and surround suppression |
| Q45971246 | Contingent aftereffects distinguish conscious and preconscious color processing. |
| Q70201680 | Contingent aftereffects: lateral interactions between color and motion |
| Q52197618 | Contingent color aftereffects: reassessing old conclusions. |
| Q67371366 | Contour specificity of the McCollough effect |
| Q41704004 | Contrast and frequency competition for orientation-contingent color aftereffects |
| Q69763278 | Cortical dynamics of three-dimensional form, color, and brightness perception: II. Binocular theory |
| Q38429703 | Cross-category adaptation: exposure to faces produces gender aftereffects in body perception. |
| Q31103866 | Cross-category adaptation: objects produce gender adaptation in the perception of faces |
| Q69777146 | Curvature Detectors in Human Vision? |
| Q69563646 | Curvature as a Feature of Pattern Vision |
| Q83317076 | Decline of the McCollough effect by orientation-specific post-adaptation exposure to achromatic gratings |
| Q52308218 | Delayed one-trial extinction of the McCollough effect |
| Q30476597 | Demonstration of cue recruitment: change in visual appearance by means of Pavlovian conditioning |
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| Q50776922 | Dichoptically viewed colour aftereffects produced by monocular adaptation |
| Q70347081 | Differences in apparent straightness of dot and line stimuli |
| Q35889288 | Distinct mechanism for long-term contrast adaptation |
| Q93599478 | Does testing initiate decay of McCollough effects? |
| Q38658333 | Dynamics of color contrast adaptation |
| Q50962646 | Dynamics of walking adaptation aftereffects induced in static images of walking actors |
| Q36711460 | Early visual mechanisms do not contribute to synesthetic color experience |
| Q71249459 | Effective luminance contrast as a parameter in contingent aftereffects |
| Q70562517 | Effects of spatial filtering and lack of effects of visual imagery on pattern-contingent color aftereffects |
| Q30471198 | Efficient coding and statistically optimal weighting of covariance among acoustic attributes in novel sounds |
| Q48531959 | Electrophysiological evidence for colour channels in human pattern vision |
| Q37977517 | Ergonomic aspects of the health and safety of VDT work in Japan: a review |
| Q36165763 | Ergonomics of digital imaging |
| Q46955133 | Evidence for a role of action in colour perception. |
| Q38759965 | Explaining Delusions: Reducing Uncertainty Through Basic and Computational Neuroscience |
| Q52585457 | Exploring the functional nature of synaesthetic colour: Dissociations from colour perception and imagery. |
| Q37251868 | Face adaptation aftereffects reveal anterior medial temporal cortex role in high level category representation. |
| Q35218418 | Face adaptation does not improve performance on search or discrimination tasks |
| Q48676475 | Failure of colour and contrast polarity identification at threshold for detection of motion and global form |
| Q52191467 | False categories in cognition: the Not-the-Liver fallacy. |
| Q48476705 | Feature binding across different visual dimensions |
| Q36382882 | Feature binding of a continuously changing object |
| Q38318289 | Feature confirmation in object perception: Feature integration theory 26 years on from the Treisman Bartlett lecture |
| Q48527901 | Features and Objects: The Fourteenth Bartlett Memorial Lecture |
| Q69812918 | Form-specific colour after effects in scotopic illumination |
| Q54028444 | Frequency specific chromatic adaptation in the human visual system. |
| Q35088394 | From single cells to social perception |
| Q37238815 | Functional computational model for optimal color coding |
| Q52278543 | Further evidence against the classical conditioning model of McCollough effects. |
| Q43669074 | Gaze direction modulates visual aftereffects in depth and color |
| Q44326793 | Gaze modulation of visual aftereffects |
| Q41479949 | Guided search for triple conjunctions |
| Q34714294 | Habituation and sensitization to an electrical shock in the crab Chasmagnathus. Effect of background illumination |
| Q57519312 | Hallucinatory aspects of normal vision |
| Q36496981 | Hour-long adaptation in the awake early visual system |
| Q42907873 | How the deployment of attention determines what we see. |
| Q46889162 | Hue difference contours can be used in processing orientation information |
| Q54079136 | Identification and adaptation of hue: parallels in the operation of mechanisms that underlie categorical perception in vision and in audition. |
| Q80787839 | Illusory colors promote interocular grouping during binocular rivalry |
| Q93599481 | Imagery effects on early visual processing |
| Q30583529 | Images created in a model eye during simulated cataract surgery can be the basis for images perceived by patients during cataract surgery. |
| Q69863672 | Individual differences in McCollough effects: a study of twins |
| Q67398161 | Induction of the McCollough effect I: figural variables |
| Q67444239 | Induction of the McCollough effect II: two different mechanisms |
| Q46709841 | Initial activation state, stimulation intensity and timing of stimulation interact in producing behavioral effects of TMS. |
| Q46591265 | Inter-ocular transfer of the tilt illusion shows that monocular orientation mechanisms are colour selective |
| Q30804387 | Interactions of afterimages for orientation and color: experimental data and model simulations. |
| Q37092631 | Interdependent Mechanisms for Processing Gender and Emotion: The Special Status of Angry Male Faces |
| Q68033158 | Interference with McCollough effects via pre- and postinduction exposure to achromatic gratings: time course and magnitude of aftereffect decrement |
| Q71089149 | Interocular transfer of orientation-contingent color aftereffects with external and internal adaptation |
| Q52954069 | Investigation of temporal integration by video sampling. |
| Q71337907 | Investigations of perception and imagery using CAEs: the role of experimental design and psychophysical method |
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| Q69736627 | Is spatial masking selective to wavelength? |
| Q41703909 | Is the “contour specificity” of McCollough effects an example of anomalous transfer? Comments on Sharpe and Tees (1978) |
| Q70705265 | Laterality differences in sensitivity to line orientation as a function of adaptation duration |
| Q51951405 | Learning and the wisdom of the body. |
| Q37127471 | Learning to Associate Orientation with Color in Early Visual Areas by Associative Decoded fMRI Neurofeedback |
| Q48189742 | Learning to adapt: Dynamics of readaptation to geometrical distortions |
| Q34273775 | Less is more: latent learning is maximized by shorter training sessions in auditory perceptual learning |
| Q69779142 | Letter: McCollough colour after effect |
| Q46380025 | Long-lasting sensitization to a given colour after visual search |
| Q37078830 | Long-term renormalization of chromatic mechanisms following cataract surgery |
| Q69654743 | Luminance Thresholds for Motion Contingent on Colour |
| Q69555470 | Making ambiguous displays unambiguous: the influence of real colors and colored aftereffects on perceptual alternation |
| Q52278544 | McCollough effect acquisition depends on duration of exposure to inducing stimuli, not number of stimulus presentations. |
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| Q48294249 | Multiple orientation-contingent chromatic after-effects |
| Q50518291 | Mystery of the anti-McCollough effect |
| Q52244272 | Negative afterimages and the McCollough effect. |
| Q30401084 | Neural Adaptation Effects in Conceptual Processing |
| Q55040130 | Neuronal Mechanism for Compensation of Longitudinal Chromatic Aberration-Derived Algorithm. |
| Q33839076 | Neuronal synchrony: a versatile code for the definition of relations? |
| Q48723983 | Normal McCollough effect in Alzheimer's disease and global amnesia |
| Q48121878 | On the Development of Speech Perception: Mechanisms and Analogies |
| Q48561792 | Opponent-colour cells in different layers of foveal striate cortex |
| Q48388061 | Orientation specific colour adaptation at a binocular site |
| Q68474673 | Orientation-contingent color aftereffects are determined by real color, not induced color |
| Q52230484 | Orientation-contingent color aftereffects mediated by subjective transparent structures. |
| Q69509057 | Orientation-sensitive after-effects or dichoptically presented colour and form |
| Q52241165 | Orientation-specific luminance aftereffects. |
| Q52247374 | Overprediction and blocking in the McCollough aftereffect. |
| Q59600756 | Parallel processing: Giving up without a fight |
| Q41537123 | Past, present, and future of the recombination procedure |
| Q69970022 | Pattern-contingent color aftereffects on noninduced patterns |
| Q52289859 | Perceptual learning of illusory contours and colour. |
| Q36355022 | Persistent states in vision break universality and time invariance. |
| Q70742631 | Pigeons experience orientation-contingent chromatic aftereffects |
| Q52285121 | Practice does not facilitate acquisition of McCollough effects: evidence against a learning model. |
| Q48942840 | Preattentive binding of auditory and visual stimulus features |
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| Q53170345 | Simultaneous perceptual and response biases on sequential face attractiveness judgments. |
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