Spatial Congruency Bias in Identifying Object Is Based on Retinotopic Processing

When two objects appear sequentially at the same location, they tend to be judged as identical (Spatial congruency bias). We examined whether the spatial congruency bias would depend on retinotopic or non-retinotopic information by using the Ternus motion display. Our findings suggest that retinotopic information dominates the spatial congruency bias.