Cool! Do you have any on the correlation between speed/accuracy identifying the impossible ones and other spatial ability measures?
As part of my PhD research, I created a set of possible and matched impossible objects, to investigate the representation of 3D information in the human brain. The stimulus-set is freely available for future research at http://freud.lab.yorku.ca/resources/ pic.twitter.com/Fc3rRrZ3eJ
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Thanks. It is an excellent question, but we didn't test it directly. We did find a correlation between spatial abilities and neural sensitivity to object impossibility.https://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/jocn_a_00753 …
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In a different study, we found a correlation between behavioral facilitation and fMRI adaptation, but only for possible objects. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053811912008798 …
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Thank you for sharing! I will link to these on my lab wiki so I don't forget about them :)
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You are welcome. I just had the opportunity to read your lab manual and it was really helpful, so thanks
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Thanks all around!
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Escherian objects.
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You should probably open an etsy shop to sell these on coffee mugs and vinyl decals.
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Might compromise how useful they are as stimuli though?
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