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COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE: PERCEPTION AND MEMORY |
Psychology 315 Dr. C.G. Gross Fall 2000 |
1. no or little response to diffuse light 2. light slit or dark bar or edge is the best stimulus 3. orientation critical (all orientations are represented) 4. width critical 5. on/excitatory and off/inhibitory regions 6. may be sensitive to direction of movement 7. shows summation at all orientations
1. usually a larger receptive field than a simple cell at the same eccentricity
2. best stimulus is a slit edge or dark bar
3. orientation and width critical
4. exact position of bar not important - generalizes:
a. in field
b. correct orientation
5. often sensitive to direction of motion, moreso than simple cell
6. no easy division into inhibitory/excitatory areas.