Rotational Aftereffect: Why Your Brain Sees Motion
Conceptual Foundations of the Rotational Aftereffect (RAE) The Rotational Aftereffect (RAE) represents a sophisticated manifestation of the broader phenomenon known as the motion aftereffect (MAE), a visual illusion where the prolonged observation of a moving stimulus results in the subsequent perception of motion in the opposite direction when viewing a stationary scene. Specifically, the RAE […]