Integration Across a Linear Trajectory: An Examination of Contributions to the Flash-lag Effect

Integration Across a Linear Trajectory: An Examination of Contributions to the Flash-lag Effect

155 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780549370260
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After a discussion of the adequacy of the explanations in light of the evidence, it was concluded that several of the explanations failed to fully account for the FLE. Finally, it was concluded that a neural facilitation-based theory of the FLE with a mechanism that allows motion of the target before and after the probe to influence the magnitude of the FLE would be most suitable to explain the data.

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