SOME PROBLEMS OF SENSORY INTEGRATION 1
Henry J. Watt · British Journal of Psychology 1904-1920 · 1910
A .Demonstrations of unioculnr stereoscopy by means of ( 1) interruptedly disparate contours in alternation, ( 2 ) progressively dkparate contours in succession.The independence and probable primacy of uniocular or progressive stereoscopy.-Binocularor static stereoscopy a n adaptation to the needs of static vision.Depth-effect is a secondary attribute o f visual sensation, derived f r o m the integration of differences in the order aspects of its uniocular components.Theory of stereoscopic vision f r o m interrupted stimu1atim.-Presumption that the mechanisms of unwcular and binocular stereoscopy are similar.Further theory of A.-The psychical determinateness of the object of regard determines the ambiguous uniocular stimulation.-Experimentswith the stroboscope and various ambiguous stimulations.Size a8 the special determinant in E.-General treatment of the r ~t .--A m b i g u o u s stimuli and their determinants.-Inadequatestimuli have a meaning only in relation to integrative processes.-Centraland peripheral determinants.-Presumptionthat the latter are, for sensory integrations at least, comensuous with the ambiguous stimuli.-Parallelism of physiological and psychologicd investigation.B. C. D.