Does anyone in visual perception know why you can ... he says it’s likely that viewers can hear the gif because of a multisensory or cross-sensory illusion, a subclass of perceptual illusions.

Neuroimaging evidence suggests that sensory symptoms originate from differences in low-level processing in sensory-dedicated regions in the autistic brain and offer insight into circuit-level ...

Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and other institutions in Germany recently set out to explore the relationship between the perception of sensory information and boredom ...

Tongues, fingers, noses, eyes, and ears are obvious gatherers of sensory information ... to evolve. . . . Yet we still know relatively little about the cen­tral processing of the incoming information, ...

for the brain to prioritize processing speed over accuracy. A new study shows that this survival principle may already be wired in the way the brain processes sensory information. Kumar and fellow ...

"The perception of sensory information and subsequent responses, such as boredom, vary across situations and individuals, as impressively depicted by patients with attentional disorders who show ...